Photo by skyjarvis, Pixabay, Creative Commons By Scott Stabile / 09.22.2017 NOTE: Author and Facebook sensation Scott...
Psychology and Psychiatry
Explore the changing ways people have explained thought, emotion, behavior, and mental distress. These histories follow psychology from philosophy and early experimentation into a modern discipline shaped by scientific research, clinical practice, cultural assumptions, and ethical debate.
By Jacob Devaney / 09.21.2017 How Do Acts of Compassion Create Peace in the World? Our state...
Huh? Shazaam? Courtesy Touchstone/Interscope/Polygram By Caitlin Aamodt / 02.15.2017 PhD Candidate in Neuroscience University of California, Los Angeles...
Photo by John Christian Fjellestad, Flickr, Creative Commons Here are four simple techniques for “self-distancing,” a research-tested way...
Georgetown University Research suggests that our brains may be wired for altruism, but there’s a catch—well, five...
A map of human emotions – click here for interactive version A new study identifies 27 categories...
By Anna da Costa / 09.06.2017 Sometimes All We Need is a Little Perspective To see a...
By Jennifer Delgado Suárez / 02.24.2017 Psychologist There are children who question everything and are not satisfied with any...
By Azriel ReShel / 08.30.2017 Unlocking the Magic of Compassion A recent flood near where I live...
By Elizabeth Millard / 09.01.2017 The Freedom of Letting Go of ‘Stuff’ Do you sometimes snack mindlessly...
By Heather Plett / 08.31.2017 How to Truly Hear from the Heart My three daughters are all...
By Jodi Lew-Smith / 08.11.2017 Hal, no! It has to be the same every year. The same...
By Mark Manson / 08.24.2017 What if it’s Enough to Simply Be? If you have to try...
By Darius Foroux / 08.22.2017 Take Action or Go With the Flow? Life is complex. One day...
By Sofo Archon / 08.21.2017 Learning to Trust the Journey of Life Unease, anxiety, tension, stress, worry—all...
By Katherine Schafler / 08.17.2017 Psychotherapist Another way to say that you are grieving is that a...
Students at Ponar Forest in Lithuania, where Nazis massacred many Jews. Daniel B. Bitran By Dr. Daniel B....
Child suicide, such as the 2013 death of 12-year-old Rebecca Sedwick, has often been blamed on bullying. AP...
New research is exploring the brain regions linked to gratitude—and it helps explain gratitude’s many benefits. By...
Pasta? Pizza? Clams? Kai Schreiber/Flickr By Dr. Stephen M. Fleming / 11.29.2016 Principal Research Associate at the Wellcome...
John Everett Millais The Somnambulist / Wikimedia Commons By Dr. Philip Jaekl / 03.03.2017 Neuroscientist Last night, most...
Photo by José Feliciano Cerdeño, Flickr, Creative Commons By Balveer Singh Sikh, and Deb Spence / 04.25.2016 Abstract Understanding the nondualistic...
By Melody Walford / 07.28.2017 Traumatic Memory and How to Heal it Have you ever been told...
Photo by Daniele Civello, Creative Commons New research suggests that anticipating the end of a good experience is...
By Kimberly Diaz-Rosso / 07.26.2017 Free Yourself from Useless Suffering Change your thoughts and you change the...
A question of balance / Wikimedia Commons By Dr. Aurelian Craiutu / 07.17.2017 Professor of Political Science...
By Eckhart Tolle / 07.19.2017 Being Content, No Matter the Circumstance There are three ways in which...
By Toko-pa / 07.18.2017 Learn How Your Sadness can Serve You “My mother slept with an axe...
By Dr. Matt Licata / 07.17.2017 The Invitation of the Broken At times, a broken heart will...
Portrait of Mary Brennan, suffragist and member of the National Womens Party, ca. 1910-1920. / Library of...