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It's time for men to take more responsibility for articulating their inner worlds. Women shouldn't be expected to do that for them.
View ArticleImprovisation Is Scientific
Rules are great as long as we never forget they are heuristics; only a few are laws of nature.
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Many people seeking psychotherapy for their sexuality struggles are looking for an impartial expert, but all therapists are still influenced by their own personal biases.
View ArticleTMS for Depression Adds to Therapy Methods
When psychotherapy and medication are not enough in treating depression,TMS is an example of new methods that may help.
View ArticleClinician’s Corner: Well-being and African Americans
A new study in the Journal of Black Psychology suggests that ethnic identity and religion are significantly important to the well-being of African Americans.
View ArticleWhen Clients Confess to Crimes They Did Not Commit
What if your client confessed to harming a child, but you were sure it didn't happen? A psychologist weighs the options and debates whether to report or not report.
View ArticleWhat Can Be Done to Prevent the Next Mass Murder?
Reducing the unacceptably high number of mass murders and other types of violence in the US will require multiple methods. Prevention through Behavioral Health methods is one.
View Article"In the Wake of Trauma"
Mass fatality in the community, trauma mental health, acute traumatic stress response, critical incidents, mass murder, anxiety and trauma, fear response to trauma. PTSD.
View ArticleInvisible Homophobia
Why is it difficult for the mainstream to accept that the Orlando massacre was a hate crime against LGBT people?
View ArticleSeven Myths About Mindfulness
Mindfulness is a deceptively simple practice, and can be life changing. We shouldn't let misunderstandings about it prevent us from trying it out.
View ArticleThe Biggest Problem in Therapy
Discover the #1 reason therapy interventions fail, and learn how to avoid this toxic tendency.
View ArticleHealing Horses: Equine Therapy for Grieving Children
Horses can help to heal emotional wounds
View ArticleDo You Need Religion for Life Meaning and Purpose?
Do you ever struggle to get up in the morning and go about your day? You might lack a sense of deep meaning and purpose in life. This article can help!
View ArticleA Playful Revolution for the Inner Community
Think you can become more playful? Try staring at yourself and seeing who blinks first.
View ArticleAmerica's Founding Fathers Meet the Father of Psychoanalysis
"Hamilton" just swept the Tonys. What did America's founding fathers know that Freud knew, and that we should all celebrate about free speech ... and desire?
View ArticleDNA Imaging: Icon of a New, Genomic Literacy
Images of DNA pose the problem of genomic literacy and raise questions about what the text of the genome means, with potentially revolutionary implications for society.
View ArticleGetting It Wrong on the Way to Getting It Right
You can’t get to the master clinician’s cherished state of not knowing what to do directly from the trainee’s aversive state of not knowing what to do.
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