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The Lesser-Known Effects of Childhood Sexual Abuse
Learning about these effects can help you be less critical of yourself. In previous posts, I’ve written about the effects of child sexual...
Beverly Engel
Feb 26


5 Surprising Facts About Divorce Today
Sixty percent of second marriages end in divorce. The divorce rate among couples aged 50 and over has doubled since 1990. There is an...
Lindsay Weisner Psy.D.
Feb 24


Does Our Approach to Gender Dysphoria Need an Overhaul?
A new review concludes that many gender-related treatments lack strong evidence. The treatment of gender distress is highly politicized,...
Noam Shpancer, Ph.D.,
Feb 21


3 Reasons to Forgive
Forgiveness, social connections, and our evolved psychology. Forgiveness is often a more difficult process than we might expect it to be....
Glenn Geher Ph.D.
Feb 19


Oversharing and Childhood Parental Trauma
The effects of persistent parental lashing out, gaslighting, and betrayal. Oversharing can be associated with parental emotional abuse....
Daniel S. Lobel Ph.D.
Feb 17


When Should the Chronically Ill See a Doctor? Here's a Guide
Personal Perspective: Setting rules helps one cope with chronic pain and illness. Painful emotions inevitably arise at times. Remind...
Toni Bernhard J.D.
Feb 14


How to Recover From Narcissistic Parenting
5 keys to recovery from narcissistic parents. Children raised by narcissistic parents often experience negative consequences such as low...
Diane E Dreher Ph.D.
Feb 12


How I Recovered From Panic
Personal Perspective: Panic attacks once disrupted my life. Now I treat them. Panic recovery allowed for a re-broadening of my world and...
Phil Lane MSW, LCSW
Feb 10


The Truth About Men and Anger
Some men need to be better understood; some need to better understand themselves Some men who are referred for anger management may have...
Josh Gressel Ph.D.
Feb 7


11 Key Tips for Getting and Staying Motivated
How to stay motivated and live the fulfilling life you want to live. Values are a compelling force leading individuals toward their...


"Funny, You Don’t Look Bipolar"
A Personal Perspective: Stereotypes about mentally ill people still prevail. Many of us have expectations about how a mentally ill person...
Terri Cheney
Feb 3

Supporting an Anxious Child in School: What You Can Do
Practical strategies for parents and educators to foster confidence and calm. Recognize the signs of anxiety in children, such as school...
Liz Nissim Ph.D.
Jan 29


Schizophrenia and Schizoaffective Disorder: How They Compare
Schizoaffective disorder and schizophrenia differ, including in remission rates. Schizoaffective disorder is often mistaken for...
Sarah An Myers
Jan 27


Hurtful Words and Actions Can Disrupt Sleep
Children's sleep can be affected by what peers do and say. Children and adolescents may experience many kinds of discrimination. These...
Joseph A. Buckhalt Ph.D.
Jan 24


Are You Exhausted From Being Too Nice?
Discover the keys to healthy giving. Are you "overly nice" and suffering as a result? What I mean by this is that empaths and many caring...
Judith Orloff, M.D.,
Jan 22


You’re a Parent. That’s Why You’re Stressed Out.
Your anxiety helps to keep your child safe. We are living in an era of escalating tensions, conflicts, and worries. Some call it a...
Dona Matthews Ph.D.
Jan 20


5 Reasons Why Depression Looks Different in Everyone
No two people have the exact same depression. What explains these differences? Depression affects 280 million people, but it looks...
Andrew Devendorf, Ph.D.
Jan 17


The Dos and Don’ts of Defending Healthy Boundaries
Battling blurred lines in your personal and professional relationships Establishing healthy boundaries is how one can take control of...
Monica Vermani C. Psych.
Jan 15


4 Signs Childhood Trauma Is Impacting Your Adult Relationships
Strategies to heal and cultivate healthier connections after childhood trauma. Lack of attachment or feeling unsafe can make it hard for...


Anxiety as a Learned Behavior and How to Unlearn It
Recognizing that anxious beliefs are inherited can help us to challenge them. Not all beliefs and behavioral responses belong to us....
Phil Lane, MSW, LCSW,
Jan 10
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