Is AI on the Spectrum?
Some key traits of generative AI bear a striking similarity to autism spectrum disorder. Why does this matter?
Consent Is a Process
Saying yes or no is one thing. Understanding what you want is another, deeper process.
Double Tipping Points: Agency Decay in the Climate-AI Nexus
We are entering an era of irreversible climate changes and all pervasive AI, but our cognitive responses are not ready for it. A new mindset is needed.
The Underrated Tool That Can Help Heal Eating Disorders
Uncover how assertive communication can empower eating disorder recovery. Explore practical strategies and embrace self-acceptance for lasting change.
Modern Love Beyond the Fairytale: When Love Meets the Ledger
What do prenups reveal about trust, love, and commitment in the age of modern love and practical partnerships?
Introducing Coping with Loss: A 12-Session Group Curriculum
Grief is universal, yet deeply personal—and for many, navigating it alone can feel overwhelming. That’s why I’m thrilled to introduce the highly anticipated Coping with Loss: A 12-Session Group Curriculum—a …
Human Agency in the Age of AI
When AI stands at the ready to do our work—and our thinking—for us, human agency is what keeps us drivers, not passengers, of the mind.
Four Signs That Indicate a Group Is Harmful
Four signs that indicate you are involved in a virulent group, and four tips help you protect yourself.
Two Hidden Ways Just One Drink Can Wreck Your Sleep
Do you think you need a nightcap to get a good night’s sleep? Explore the dark side of that myth and learn how to change your bedtime behavior.
The Contributions of Immigrants to Psychiatry and Neurology
During the World War II era, a number of talented physicians fled the rise of Nazism and went on to make remarkable contributions to psychiatry and neurology.