Government agenciesJan 31, 2022
How Trust in Government Influences Pandemic Behavior
As the World Health Organization was officially labeling COVID-19 a pandemic on March 11, 2020, governments across the globe were ...
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AddictionJan 28, 2022
Is there a link between narcissism and addiction?
Narcissism is a personality disorder that shares many common traits with addiction. There are two types of narcissism, both of ...
AI & TechnologyJan 28, 2022
5 of the best providers of online group therapy
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TraumaJan 26, 2022
Children and Youth Need Trauma-Informed Care More Than Ever
The COVID-19 pandemic continues to take a toll on individuals and groups around the world, from frontline health care ...
TraumaJan 24, 2022
Trauma-informed care in mental health: why we need it and what it should look like
Psychological trauma is widespread across society, with over 70% of the general population having been exposed to one or more ...
Positive PsychologyJan 24, 2022
Mindfulness Is Key to Happiness in Modern Mental Health
Although psychology is a field that has largely been developed and nurtured in the West, a lot has changed since Freud’s heyday ...
CounselingJan 21, 2022
An Integrated Positive Psychology Approach Into Counseling in Different Settings
To date, several attempts have been made to incorporate specific Positive Psychology theories into counselling, e.g. the VIA ...
NeuropsychologyJan 20, 2022
An all-in-one approach to diabetes treatment
A team of researchers has come up with a new approach to streamline the process that people with diabetes use to estimate the carbohydrate content of a meal, draw blood to measure current blood glucose levels, and…
TraumaJan 20, 2022
Trauma isn't just psychological. It can impact your body too.
It may feel like you're on edge. You may start to sweat. Your heart may race, your fists may clench. Trauma isn't only a person's ...
Family & RelationshipsJan 19, 2022
The 4-Hour Relationship
Have you ever felt like it’s hard to find the time in your life for even the most important things, such as your romantic partner?
AI & TechnologyJan 19, 2022
Six Damaging Myths About Teletherapy That Prevent Patients From Getting Help
Despite the increased popularity of telehealth solutions among patients and providers alike, many people still hesitate to try ...
PsychologyJan 18, 2022
How Do People Change?
Cancel culture may be warranted, but lasting behavior change is rarely built off shame-based approaches. Source: Shutterstock ...
Moral psychologyJan 14, 2022
Moral Injury and Mental Health Clinicians
The COVID-19 pandemic strained the nation’s healthcare system. And that strain is perhaps no more obvious than when we consider ...
ResearchJan 12, 2022
Research Misconduct Policy
This policy applies to all personnel (employees, faculty, students, research staff, contractors, visitors, and collaborators ...
PersonalityJan 12, 2022
How to alter your personality: why your character isn’t fixed in stone
I AM a conscientiousness objector. No, not a conscientious objector: I have never been drafted into the army. What I object to ...
Social MediaJan 11, 2022
Editorial: Cyberbullying and Mental Health: An Interdisciplinary Perspective
Adolescents are at risk of various forms of peer victimization, particularly in the school context. However, in the last decade ...
Postpartum depression and anxietyJan 10, 2022
Understanding Postpartum Mental Illnesses
Postpartum mental health illnesses go beyond the most familiar to the general public: Postpartum Depression. There are, in fact ...
PersonalityJan 9, 2022
Does Your Blood Type Determine Your Personality?
Blood type personality tests became popular in Japan in the 1920s, but many people around the world and now interested in this ...
Forensic PsychologyJan 7, 2022
'I'm a forensic psychologist and I'm amazed by how many people are actually psychopaths'
As far as professions go, the career path of a forensic psychologist surely has to rank among the most intriguing, with ...
Postpartum depression and anxietyDec 31, 2021
What Postpartum Depression Looks Like in New Dads
Pregnancy, and the time following the birth of a child, is for many a time of joy, great expectation, and of course also ...
Adolescent substance useDec 29, 2021
New Report Finds Positive Trends in Youth Substance Use
Since 1986, educators and public health proponents have used social norming theory to reduce youth risk behaviors. This theory holds that the behavior of young people is heavily influenced by their ...
Family & RelationshipsDec 27, 2021
6 Signs of a Deteriorating Relationship
When a friend calls and surprises you by saying that they and their partner broke up last night, a relationship's end might seem ...
TraumaDec 27, 2021
The Case Against the Trauma Plot
It was on a train journey, from Richmond to Waterloo, that Virginia Woolf encountered the weeping woman. A pinched little thing ...
Solution-focused brief therapyDec 15, 2021
The Growing Appeal of Solution-Focused Therapy
A new article published in Frontiers in Psychology suggests that solution-focused brief therapy (SFBT) is one of the most ...
TraumaDec 11, 2021
Trauma-Informed Pastoral Care: How to Respond When Things Fall Apart
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HIV psychologyDec 10, 2021
Easing the Mental Toll of HIV-AIDS
HIV-AIDS has become a modern-day 40-year epidemic. Since the summer of 1981, when the first cases of what would later be called ...
Health PsychologyDec 8, 2021
New findings about cluster headaches
Debilitating cluster headaches commonly begin in childhood, but patients are not typically diagnosed until they are adults, according to new research.
PovertyDec 6, 2021
Want to Improve Mental Health? Reducing Poverty is Key
Early in my career, I spent a year working in two refugee camps in southern Mexico, home to indigenous Guatemalans who had ...
Cognitive PsychologyDec 5, 2021
Cognitive and brain science: A primer
Most liberal arts colleges have psychology, computer science and philosophy majors. Few, however, have cognitive and brain ...
Religious and spiritual communitiesDec 1, 2021
Is It Better to Be Spiritual or Religious?
A new article published in the journal journal Spirituality in Clinical Practice suggests that there are fewer differences ...