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Anxiety

5 Ways to Overcome the Sunday Scaries

Emily Hylton-Jean Ph.D., MPH on June 1, 2024 in Mapping Your Mental Health Journey

If your anxiety about Monday morning is starting earlier and earlier each Sunday, this post is for you.

If your anxiety about Monday morning is starting earlier and earlier each Sunday, this post is for you.

Family Dynamics

Counseling the World Family

Ran D. Anbar M.D. on June 1, 2024 in Understanding Hypnosis

How can we improve our interactions with each other and contribute to more peaceful and successful resolutions to the many conflicts we face today?

How can we improve our interactions with each other and contribute to more peaceful and successful resolutions to the many conflicts we face today?

Misophonia

Moving Away From Reductionist Thinking in Misophonia

Jennifer J. Brout Psy.D, LPC on May 31, 2024 in Noises Off

Is misophonia neurological or behavioral? Genetic or learned? Understanding misophonia defies binary thinking. Learn how to apply both/and thinking to conceptualize misophonia.

Is misophonia neurological or behavioral? Genetic or learned? Understanding misophonia defies binary thinking. Learn how to apply both/and thinking to conceptualize misophonia.

Grief

How to Know If You're Experiencing Prolonged Grief

Diane N Solomon Ph.D., PMHNP-BC, CNM (Ret.) on May 31, 2024 in The Narrative Nurse Practitioner

If it's been over a year since you lost someone, and you're still "not yourself," you may have prolonged grief. Here's what you can do about it.

If it's been over a year since you lost someone, and you're still "not yourself," you may have prolonged grief. Here's what you can do about it.

Depression

Gen Z Takes on Mental Health

John G. Cottone Ph.D. on May 31, 2024 in The Cube

A Gen Z teen talks about mental health and how she and her peers hear the messages they receive from the adults in their lives.

A Gen Z teen talks about mental health and how she and her peers hear the messages they receive from the adults in their lives.

Leadership

Preparing for and Handling Difficult Conversations at Work

Robyne Hanley-Dafoe Ed.D. on May 31, 2024 in Everyday Resilience

Sometimes, the most thoughtful and considerate action leaders can take is to go through difficult conversations rather than around them.

Sometimes, the most thoughtful and considerate action leaders can take is to go through difficult conversations rather than around them.

Chronic Pain

Psilocybin Is Proving to Be Beneficial for Chronic Pain

Dan Mager MSW on May 31, 2024 in Some Assembly Required

Published in the December 2023 issue of Current Biology, recent research has demonstrated that psilocybin can significantly reduce chronic pain.

Published in the December 2023 issue of Current Biology, recent research has demonstrated that psilocybin can significantly reduce chronic pain.

Mind Reading

You Can’t Read Minds

Julie Radico Psy.D. ABPP on May 31, 2024 in You Are Enough

Mind reading can have a negative impact on the way you view yourself, others, and the world. It’s important that you notice when you are falling into this thinking trap.

Mind reading can have a negative impact on the way you view yourself, others, and the world. It’s important that you notice when you are falling into this thinking trap.

Psychedelics

The Current Psychedelic Therapy Landscape

Adi Zuloff-Shani Ph.D. on May 31, 2024 in Psychedelics to the Rescue

With the urgent need for mental health solutions, psychedelic treatments are developed carefully, while underground therapists offer a stopgap measure.

With the urgent need for mental health solutions, psychedelic treatments are developed carefully, while underground therapists offer a stopgap measure.

Social Media

Social Media Use and Youth Mental Health

Marina Heifetz Ph.D., C.Psych on May 31, 2024 in Raising Mindful Kids

The vast majority of North American teens uses social media daily. While social media can serve as a way to connect, there are also some known risks and ways to support safe use.

The vast majority of North American teens uses social media daily. While social media can serve as a way to connect, there are also some known risks and ways to support safe use.

Ethics and Morality

Do Moral Gains Necessarily Entail Moral Losses?

Joshua Rottman Ph.D. on May 31, 2024 in Moral Boundaries

In some moral situations, acts of generosity in one area entail deprivation in another. But people problematically overextend assumptions that morality is always zero-sum.

In some moral situations, acts of generosity in one area entail deprivation in another. But people problematically overextend assumptions that morality is always zero-sum.

Eating Disorders

Ethical Considerations for Patients With Eating Disorders

Judy Scheel Ph.D., L.C.S.W., CEDS on May 31, 2024 in When Food Is Family

Eating disorder treatment is rife with sensitive and ethical treatment considerations. Adding telehealth therapy to the mix creates new opportunities and potential risks.

Eating disorder treatment is rife with sensitive and ethical treatment considerations. Adding telehealth therapy to the mix creates new opportunities and potential risks.

Emotions

Display Rules in Expressing Emotions

Anna Rostomyan Ph.D. on May 31, 2024 in Emotions in Our Lives

To what extent does the way we exhibit our internal emotional state depend on culturally accepted and predefined display rules?

To what extent does the way we exhibit our internal emotional state depend on culturally accepted and predefined display rules?

Health

Why Do Athletes Keep Falling for Quacks?

Guy P. Harrison on May 31, 2024 in About Thinking

The sports and fitness industry is bursting with pseudoscience, exaggerated claims, and outright fraud. Protect yourself with skepticism and evidence-based thinking.

The sports and fitness industry is bursting with pseudoscience, exaggerated claims, and outright fraud. Protect yourself with skepticism and evidence-based thinking.

Diet

Navigating Extreme Diet Risks

Kimberly Key Ph.D. on May 31, 2024 in Counseling Keys

Personal Perspective: Read this before considering a restrictive diet, especially if you are a parent.

Personal Perspective: Read this before considering a restrictive diet, especially if you are a parent.

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Social Media

Do You Find Social Media Emotionally Exhausting?

Paula Durlofsky, Ph.D. on May 31, 2024 in Logged In and Stressed Out

Do you often feel emotionally exhausted when scrolling through social media? Practicing these four DBT skills can help.

Do you often feel emotionally exhausted when scrolling through social media? Practicing these four DBT skills can help.

Emotional Intelligence

What Is Emotional Intelligence and Why Does It Matter?

Stephanie Catella PsyD on May 31, 2024 in The Complexities of Life

Learn how the foundational skill set of emotional intelligence can support your mental and physical health.

Learn how the foundational skill set of emotional intelligence can support your mental and physical health.

Forgiveness

You're Forgiven: 7 Simple Steps to an Accepted Apology

Nuala G Walsh on May 31, 2024 in Decisions That Matter

You say you're sorry, but are you really? Cosmetic apologies never work. Understand why you make them and how to do better.

You say you're sorry, but are you really? Cosmetic apologies never work. Understand why you make them and how to do better.

Consciousness

The Four Vectors of Human Consciousness

Gregg Henriques Ph.D. on May 31, 2024 in Theory of Knowledge

Consciousness can be described in terms of four vectors: 1) a narrating ego; 2) a core primate self; 3) a public persona; and 4) pure awareness via witness consciousness.

Consciousness can be described in terms of four vectors: 1) a narrating ego; 2) a core primate self; 3) a public persona; and 4) pure awareness via witness consciousness.

Self-Help

Choose Between Chains of Resentment and Halos of Value

Steven Stosny, Ph.D. on May 31, 2024 in Anger in the Age of Entitlement

While you have an absolute right to your resentment, you also have a compelling right to live a value-filled life free of resentment.

While you have an absolute right to your resentment, you also have a compelling right to live a value-filled life free of resentment.

Religion

The Secret of the Self, According to the Upanishads

Neel Burton M.D. on May 31, 2024 in Ataraxia

Understanding concepts of the soul, or self, in Indian philosophy.

Understanding concepts of the soul, or self, in Indian philosophy.

Body Language

How to Read Body Language Reliably

Nick Morgan Ph.D. on May 31, 2024 in Communications That Matter

Rather than trying to catalogue a list of tells, seek to understand people by paying attention to both what they say and how they say it. It’s simply good listening.

Rather than trying to catalogue a list of tells, seek to understand people by paying attention to both what they say and how they say it. It’s simply good listening.

Addiction

Unhealthy Technology Use in Children: Where's the Urgency?

Shaili Jain M.D. on May 31, 2024 in The Aftermath of Trauma

Experts are warning that the problem of out-of-control technology continues to grow in alarming ways. Here are 8 ways parents can protect their children.

Experts are warning that the problem of out-of-control technology continues to grow in alarming ways. Here are 8 ways parents can protect their children.

Eating Disorders

Hope and Hesitation in the Journey of Anorexia Recovery

Melissa Gerson LCSW on May 31, 2024 in The Road to Recovery

Dive into the delicate balance of hope and fear in anorexia recovery to learn how effective therapy guides individuals through ambivalence toward healing.

Dive into the delicate balance of hope and fear in anorexia recovery to learn how effective therapy guides individuals through ambivalence toward healing.

Addiction

Neurofeedback’s Critical Role in Addiction Treatment

Lantie Elisabeth Jorandby M.D. on May 31, 2024 in Use Your Brain

This non-invasive therapy can help clear the way to long-term recovery.

This non-invasive therapy can help clear the way to long-term recovery.

Politics

Why Democracy Can't Exist Without Love

Armin Zadeh, MD, Ph.D. on May 31, 2024 in The Forgotten Art of Love

Personal Perspective: The principles of democracy are closely related to love and happiness. The choices we make for our democracy may impact our lives way beyond politics.

Personal Perspective: The principles of democracy are closely related to love and happiness. The choices we make for our democracy may impact our lives way beyond politics.

Health

Hidden Health Dangers Uncovered by an Eye Exam

Chris Gilbert, M.D., Ph.D. on May 31, 2024 in Heal the Mind to Heal the Body

Here are the reasons why everybody needs their pupils dilated for a yearly eye exam, especially after the age of 60.

Here are the reasons why everybody needs their pupils dilated for a yearly eye exam, especially after the age of 60.

Sex

Why We Want to Be Wanted

Matthew Clemente, Ph.D. and David Goodman, Ph.D. on May 31, 2024 in Our Human Condition

Sexual desire is always the desire for another's desire. We want to be wanted. Understanding why this is and what it means helps us understand ourselves.

Sexual desire is always the desire for another's desire. We want to be wanted. Understanding why this is and what it means helps us understand ourselves.

Artificial Intelligence

Collectors' Dreams: AI-Enhanced Sculptural Masterpieces

Shirley M. Mueller M.D. on May 31, 2024 in The Mind of a Collector

As AI's evolving landscape is navigated, it is essential to strike a balance that honors the rich heritage of sculpture while embracing the transformative potential of AI.

As AI's evolving landscape is navigated, it is essential to strike a balance that honors the rich heritage of sculpture while embracing the transformative potential of AI.

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