Book Review: Attached: The New Science of Adult Attachment by Amir Levine, MD, and Rachel S.F. Heller, MA
“Attachment styles” is one of those phrases I’ve been hearing nonstop, in professional conversations with colleagues, in casual chats with […]
“Attachment styles” is one of those phrases I’ve been hearing nonstop, in professional conversations with colleagues, in casual chats with […]
I’m not saying that I personally fall into the category of “adult child of emotionally immature parents.” That would be
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If your social media feed looks anything like mine, you’re seeing hundreds of health influencers spouting “the new study that
When you’re experiencing a mental health concern, one of the first questions that comes up is: Should I see a
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The Collapse Is the Point: A Psychologist’s Take on Kendall Roy By a psychologist who’s treated more than one golden
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This Is Not for You: A Psychologist’s Take on Logan Roy from Succession By a psychologist who’s seen a few
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By a veteran psychologist who’s definitely overcooked a few things too Let’s talk about Carmy Berzatto — the brilliant, haunted,
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When we think about “bad therapy,” we often imagine dramatic ethical violations—like a therapist sleeping with a client or sharing
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In recent years, Americans have found themselves increasingly divided—not just politically, but socially, culturally, and even within families and friend
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Technologies of Distraction: The Mental Health Cost of Always Being Connected In today’s hyper-connected world, our devices promise productivity, convenience,
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