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Relieving Severe Anxiety in Children

Behavioral therapy should be combined with medication for childhood anxiety.

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Where Psychotherapy Goes Wrong

Does your therapist seem to think your problems are all just due to your diseased mind or poor coping skills? They should be paying more attention to your social environment.

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Can a 4-Step Self-Help Therapy Technique End Upset Feelings?

Therapists use this technique to help their clients gain insight and feel better. Can it also relieve upset feelings if you use it as a self-help technique?

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What Happens When You Run into Your Therapist on the Street?

Have you ever had the unnerving experience of running into your therapist when you're not at all ready to see him or her? How will it likely play out and why?

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10 Psychological Concepts That People Don’t Get

Many aspects of human psychology that are consistently difficult for students to understand. Here is a list of 10 for starters.

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Clinical Practice Guidelines

The authors address concerns over the newly released Clinical Practice Guidelines for the treatment of trauma.

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Animal Research

Can research with animals advance human psychology? How trustworthy is a conservative commentator?

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Will Stress-Busting Vagus Nerve Gadgetry Be a Game Changer?

A new state-of-the-art vagus nerve stimulation (VNS) device may offer a drug-free way to combat fight-or-flight responses. This patent-pending gizmo could be available by mid-2018.

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Art Therapy's HeARTache

Sometimes a spotlight illuminates; at other times, it blinds. Art therapists are experiencing both through a White House spotlight called "Healing with the HeArt."

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How Attachment Style Affects Sexual Desire And Satisfaction

New research deepens our understanding of how attachment style affects sexual and relationship satisfaction in more diverse and real-world study populations.

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And Now Matt Lauer...Why Celebrities Get Sexually Aggressive

TV's Matt Lauer today joined the club of men in high positions who are being accused of sexual improprieties with women at work. What could he have been thinking? Here's what.

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Why Profiling Serial Killers Can’t Work

All you know about a man is that he loves poetry and crossword puzzles. Is he more likely to be an English professor at Harvard or a truck driver?

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Making the Most of Rough Times in Therapy

Is there any way to learn but the hard way?

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Beyond the Casting Couch - Part 2

If you are a sexual assault survivor, be aware that repeated exposure to the media's news stories is probably not in your best interest.

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Freud's Enduring Legacy to Psychoanalysis

Three of Freud's concepts still distinguish psychoanalytic treatment from cognitive varieties — regression, transference, and resistance.

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How We Carry Trauma in the Body

Reconnecting with the body.

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Sunlight Is the Best Medicine

Justice Brandeis remarked, “Sunlight is said to be the best of disinfectants.” It also helps cure people, as first observed in tuberculosis patients. It targets depression, too.

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Why Wilderness Therapy Works

The prescriptive use of adventure, plus the therapy.

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One Size Rarely Fits All

Treatments are designed for groups, not people. How can we make them more precise?

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8 Paths in Life

Collected thoughts, evolving, on the task of finding one's way in life.

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