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The death of CBT's father reminds us that therapy is long overdue for another breakthrough/

Healing the hidden wounds from adverse childhood experiences starts by taming dysregulated stress.

If you cheat on your spouse in your mind but not with your body, is that adultery?

If you've done nothing wrong, you likely believe there's nothing to worry about if the police want to interview you about a crime. Think again.

The grieving process can be a time when we try to understand and re-evaluate ourselves and the world in light of the loss we experienced.

Conversion therapy is an unethical and harmful practice. Government has been slow in legally protecting individuals from it.

Whether you are preparing to lose an hour as you transition into daylight savings time or gain one as you return to standard time, the time shift can be disorienting.

Does the urgency associated with reports of ever-increasing numbers of people diagnosed with dementia help families? We think changing the focus might help more.

Too many lives were lost at the Astroworld concert tragedy, but this was not the first time. Here is what we know about the dangers of large, emotionally charged crowds.

Are you wondering what the average person asks about migraine? Educational opportunities provide chances to find out.

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Constantly feeling abandoned by partners who were once madly in love with you may be a phenomenon partially explained by emotional intelligence.

Are you worried about losing your sobriety by going to a family Thanksgiving event? Here are six tools to help you put recovery first and have a great Thanksgiving holiday.

Do you want to know if your first-grade child or student is on track for learning to read? Find out with a close look at the child's writing.

Regardless of what we tell ourselves about the good old days, or that things will be different, reconnecting with an ex warrants crucial considerations.

Social exclusion and feeling threatened drive moral judgments of others.

It's hard to know when to stay and when to leave. But you've already got some tools that can help you decide.

What to do at each life stage to create better leaders

The effects of trauma in early life are mitigated by humanity's evolved nest.

Is anxiety, fear, or a lack of confidence limiting your athletic performance? Stop dwelling on internal experience and focus on what really matters: actions required for success.

Is the education system strategically partnering with Black men to support K-12 youth? Appreciating the role they play in local communities can go a long way.

With your work, love, and encouragement, you can help your student move from crisis to recovery.

The exciting and passionate early stage of a relationship is great, but does it lead us to undervalue what comes afterwards?

Do you beat yourself up for your failings? A little kindness can go a long way.

How we feel about ourselves and our lives depends on a lot of different factors. A new study investigated what characterizes those people who feel the worst about their life.

For the student of body language, how we touch our faces, where, and when, reveals a lot about what is going on in the emotional mind.

Young people experiencing normal ups and downs may look for emotional support on the Internet, where predators have well-honed playbooks for reeling them in.

Replacing expectations of our grown kids with hope based on their possibilities is a healthy stance for the parents of all grown kids.

The three types of narcissism are associated with a propensity for anger. Self-understanding and treatment call for recognizing the unique contribution of each to this tendency.

A recent paper suggests there is nothing wrong with depressed people making negative interpretations. The real problem is an inability to change their views.