Best and Worst in Psychology and Psychiatry – September 2015
by Carla Clark, PhDOver 5,000 psychology and psychiatry research studies are published in high ranking journals every month. That’s far... READ MORE →
Over 5,000 psychology and psychiatry research studies are published in high ranking journals every month. That’s far... READ MORE →
If I told you we could condense years of successful therapy, safely, down to a few hours using currently illegal psychedelic... READ MORE →
Rapid advancements in technology and the spread of its use are double-edged phenomena in our modern world. In fact, some... READ MORE →
“Laughter is the best medicine” is a common expression used long before research supported laughter’s role in health... READ MORE →
This month’s picks are a bit of a mixed bag. A number of interesting studies coming from two domains in psychology could... READ MORE →
Valuing happiness is not only linked with putting your own mental and physical health at risk; our collective high hopes... READ MORE →
A balancing pendulum, a soothing voice and a pair of starry, deep and focused eyes are amongst the common elements imagined... READ MORE →
Repressed memories are one of those things that we don’t have solid proof of existing, yet typically believe to be real... READ MORE →
Pre-1970s was an exceptionally dark time for the chronically ill, where the mental wellbeing of terminally ill patients was... READ MORE →
The minds of those with mental health problems, as well as those without, can often be invaded by unwanted intrusive thoughts... READ MORE →
This Sunday February 14th (9 p.m. ET), the Emmy-nominated Brain Games tv-show is back! Wonder junkie Jason Silva returns to our screens, teaming up with... READ MORE →
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