When early language development is disrupted in one age group, all of us are affected due to its impact on school budgets and taxes, future workforce, and correctional systems.
Tips to Help Families Flourish in Troubled Times
The world has always been in crisis, but it feels particularly intense lately. How do we stay strong and joyful amid the relentless headlines and chaos?
Learning to Cope Like a Coyote
While we’re told to “be more human” in the age of AI, maybe we should be taking notes from North America’s scrappiest survivor instead.
Addressing the Need for Certainty in OCD
People with obsessive-compulsive disorder tend to fixate on uncertainty and self-doubt, using unhealthy mechanisms to control them.
When Chaos Reigns, “Act Accordingly” Might Be the Best Plan
Do you feel awash in theories and paradigms? Perhaps the best thing to do is: Act accordingly.
Städdag, doom spending and why I don’t drink anymore
Weekend Wisdom: The next time things get hard or you don’t feel well, instead of pushing through try easing through instead. I am happiest when I am wearing the same …
Why Indian American Kids Dominate the National Spelling Bee
Indian American youngsters consistently win academic competitions of all sorts. Cultural beliefs about the changeability of intelligence may explain their phenomenal success.
Are Drugs and Surgery the Answer to Childhood Obesity?
When physicians speak to an overweight child they should inquire carefully about a history of physical, sexual or emotional abuse, neglect, parental arguing or bullying at school.
Here’s How Parents Can Manage College Admissions Anxiety
Are you anxious about where your child might go to college? Adults and teenagers alike feel tremendous pressure about admission; these techniques may help reduce your worries.
Confronting Digital Beauty Myths
Seeing perfect-looking people on social media can make us feel like we’re not enough. It’s time to challenge images like these that promote unrealistic thin-body ideals.