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The In-Between: Covert Consciousness

What if you could hear everything around you but had no way to respond? For some patients with severe brain injuries, this may be closer to reality than we realize.read more .

by: (Tarvez Tucker, M.D.)

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3 Real Ways to Evolve Past Your Trust Issues

Building trust is a journey, and the rewards of stronger, more fulfilling relationships are well worth the effort.read more .

by: (Mark Travers Ph.D.)

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Developing a Self-Talk Playbook

The most powerful voice in your life is the one inside your own head. Harness that voice and build a self-talk playbook.read more .

by: (Carrie H. Kennedy Ph.D., ABPP)

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Finding Your Way: Signage Still Matters

Have you ever lost your way? When you looked around, were there effective signs to help you reach your destination? Sadly, the role of signage in wayfinding is often overlooked.read more .

by: (Ann Sloan Devlin)

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How to Set Boundaries Without the "Who Started It" Fight

You remember how the fight started. So does the other person, just differently. Here's why the past rarely settles it, and what to ask yourself instead.read more .

by: (Yael Hallak)

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Weeds or Medicine? What Our Elders Knew About Mental Health

If your grandmother ever sent you to pick field greens, she was also supporting your mental health. The science of the gut-brain axis confirms what Black elders already knew.read more .

by: (Arletha D. Lizana Ph.D., MPH, MBA)

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The Unretirement Movement

Retirement is gradually being retired.read more .

by: (Lawrence R. Samuel Ph.D.)

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100 Years of Pooh

Have you thought about why Winnie the Pooh remains as popular today as ever?read more .

by: (Eva Ritvo M.D.)

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How a Freak Flood Revealed the Gut-Brain Axis

A flood in Walkerton, Canada led to hundreds of cases of IBS and associated depression. It was one of the earliest documented examples of the power of the gut-brain axis.read more .

by: (Scott C. Anderson)

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How Emotions Shape Our Impressions of Others

The word "stereotype" probably brings to mind a lot of emotionally charged ideas. Understanding better what stereotypes are can help people make more intentional decisions.read more .

by: (Heather Lench Ph.D.)

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A Forgotten Remedy for Depression

Evidence suggests exercise has comparable benefits to antidepressants. Why isn't it prescribed more?read more .

by: (Justin Garson Ph.D.)

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Can a CAPTCHA Make You Think About God?

You routinely click a few squares to prove you are human. We used that same task to try to make people think about God, and then tested whether it really worked.read more .

by: (Onurcan Yilmaz, Ph.D.)

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Narrative and Illness: The Autobiographical Stories We Tell Matter

The stories we tell about ourselves profoundly affect how we live our lives. How can we use a narrative lens to work creatively with an unwanted plot twist like illness?read more .

by: (Katie Willard Virant MSW, JD, LCSW)

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Beyond 'Forgive and Forget': 5 Practical Relationship Habits

A healthier relationship starts with giving, forgiving, letting go of resentment, and accepting your partner as they are while still honoring your own values.read more .

by: (Anthony Silard Ph.D.)

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The Benefits of Having an Older Sibling During Adolescence

Older siblings often influence younger siblings in ways parents cannot, serving as trusted role models and mentors.read more .

by: (Corinna Jenkins Tucker, Ph.D., and Tanya Rouleau Whitworth, Ph.D.)

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When Love Becomes a Refuge From Reality

The dated psychological concept of a shared delusion feels remarkably relevant when viewing Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim's brilliant documentary, "You Can See Everything."read more .

by: (Elisabeth J. LaMotte LICSW)

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How to Compromise With Purpose

Compromise artistically when you face complex situations.read more .

by: (Hsing-ay Hsu)

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Moms, Daughters, and the Sisterhood of the β€œRight-Sized” Pants

Moms are hiring "rush consultants" for their daughters' college sorority decisions. They could better support the process by modeling intentionality and self-awareness.read more .

by: (Janet Boseovski, Ph.D., and Ashleigh Gallagher, Ph.D.)

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How to Relieve the Stress of Judgment

It is difficult not to judge people whose opinions differ from yours. This post shares 6 steps for staying calm so your body doesn't flood with stress when judgment is triggered.read more .

by: (Marcia Reynolds Psy.D.)

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Is Our Current Approach to Mental Health in America Broken?

How the underlying philosophy of psychology and psychiatry influences and informs patient treatment today.read more .

by: (Stephen A. Diamond Ph.D.)

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