The SCOTUS Decision on Homelessness May Increase Suicides

Personal Perspective: An emergency psychiatrist's take on how policy and humanity collide for the unsheltered..

by: (Charles Hebert M.D.)

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The SCOTUS Decision on Homelessness May Increase Suicides

Personal Perspective: An emergency psychiatrist's take on how policy and humanity collide for the unsheltered.

How High-Conflict Divorcing Couples Can Influence Children

For high-conflict couples, the need to fight is a way to continue a process that they are familiar with..

by: (Stephen J. Betchen D.S.W.)

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How High-Conflict Divorcing Couples Can Influence Children

For high-conflict couples, the need to fight is a way to continue a process that they are familiar with.

How to Deliver an Ultimatum

Most of us will reach a point in our relationship where we need to assert ourselves and issue an ultimatum. Here's how to do it right..

by: (Robert Taibbi L.C.S.W.)

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How to Deliver an Ultimatum

Most of us will reach a point in our relationship where we need to assert ourselves and issue an ultimatum. Here's how to do it right.

Reimagining Nationalism

In an increasingly interconnected world, traditional nationalism, often rooted in the competitive mindset of "We're the best," can lead to unnecessary conflict and division..

by: (Cindy Watson B.A., LLB, JD)

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Reimagining Nationalism

In an increasingly interconnected world, traditional nationalism, often rooted in the competitive mindset of "We're the best," can lead to unnecessary conflict and division.

Reclaiming "Lost" Years

A Personal Perspective: Embrace every version of yourself, as you are still the same person inside. Take pride in your entire journey, even in the "lost years" of psychosis..

by: (Sarah Merritt Ryan)

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Reclaiming "Lost" Years

A Personal Perspective: Embrace every version of yourself, as you are still the same person inside. Take pride in your entire journey, even in the "lost years" of psychosis.

Are You Trapped in a Conflict? Try This.

One of the most painful situations to be in is a dispute. What can we do when we're tangled up in one? Here are some strategies that work..

by: (David Evans)

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Are You Trapped in a Conflict? Try This.

One of the most painful situations to be in is a dispute. What can we do when we're tangled up in one? Here are some strategies that work.

The 9 Challenges Couples Are Most Likely to Face

What may seem like mutual hopes and commitments early on in a relationship may give way to new priorities later. .

by: (Randi Gunther Ph.D.)

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The 9 Challenges Couples Are Most Likely to Face

What may seem like mutual hopes and commitments early on in a relationship may give way to new priorities later.

How Low Self-Esteem Can Impact an Intimate Relationship

It is often the case that issues related to low self-esteem become more evident in the context of an intimate relationship. Improvement begins with gaining self-awareness..

by: (Bernard Golden, Ph.D.)

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How Low Self-Esteem Can Impact an Intimate Relationship

It is often the case that issues related to low self-esteem become more evident in the context of an intimate relationship. Improvement begins with gaining self-awareness.

How Your Eyes Communicate With Your Ears

New research reveals how the brain combines information from the different senses. Whenever we move our eyes, a sound is produced in the ear canal that informs the brain..

by: (Nicolas Davidenko Ph.D.)

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How Your Eyes Communicate With Your Ears

New research reveals how the brain combines information from the different senses. Whenever we move our eyes, a sound is produced in the ear canal that informs the brain.

Workplace Bullying: Weaponizing Belonging at Work

Workplace bullying, at its core, is the weaponization of belonging and the revocation of a person's connection to her work community and self. .

by: (Dorothy Suskind Ph.D.)

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Workplace Bullying: Weaponizing Belonging at Work

Workplace bullying, at its core, is the weaponization of belonging and the revocation of a person's connection to her work community and self.