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Flexibility in the face of grief

Emily B. Kroska, PhD :I recently spoke at a conference for patients with C3 Glomerulopathy (C3g) and their families. C3g includes a group of rare...

The Enlightenment Gap

Gregg Henriques, PhD :Although the Enlightenment revolutionized human thought and transformed the world, it failed to produce a coherent theory of knowledge. The central reason...

Quit smoking : Why science matters

Steven C. Hayes, Ph.D :In today’s world, apps and websites are how people get a great deal of their mental and behavioral health information.That’s a...

Willpower is nonsense

Meredith Atwood :When I was a little girl, I was a bit of a chubby thing. Like many growing up in the fat-free-craze era, I...

Disruption, sports and pandemic

Over the past months the COVID-19 pandemic has impacted everyone across the globe. Unfortunately for the human race, this is not the first time (or...

What our faces say to our children

Vanessa LoBue, PhD :One of the most famous psychologists of all time, William James, described a baby’s first experiences with the world as a “blooming,...

How Pets May Improve Our Immunity

Austin Perlmutter MD :This year has taught us all about the importance of immunity. Many of us are doing our best to improve immune function....

Psychology of False Confessions

Ruth Lee Johnson J.D. :While popular understanding may suggest that innocent people simply do not confess to crimes (“I would never confess to doing something...

Men die more when taking selfie

Sebastian Ocklenburg, Ph.D :Millions of selfies are uploaded to social media sites every day, making it difficult to attract attention to any newly uploaded picture....

Philosophies of pricing

Marty Nemko, Ph.D :“How much should I charge?” I’m often asked that by clients who are or are contemplating going into private practice.Of course, it...