AI and Our Digital Pompeii
AI preserves human thought like Pompeii’s ashes—brilliant ruins we must excavate very carefully.
What’s It Like to Experience a Brand New Color?
Researchers developed a new technique to stimulate specific retinal cone cells. The process appeared to allow observers to experience a never-before-seen color called Olo.
“When Life Gives You Tangerines,” Be Kind to Yourself
Netflix’s K-drama series “When Life Gives You Tangerines” is a beautiful, messy reminder of how self-compassion is part of the healing process when experiencing life’s challenges.
The Hidden Faces of Child and Teen Anxiety
Anxiety in kids and teens often hides behind anger, perfectionism, stomachaches, or even silence. Spotting it early can change the entire trajectory of their emotional health.
How Does Your Therapist Handle Your Secrets?
Exhilarating to hear but sometimes exhausting to keep, secrets slip into our professional and personal lives.
6 Common Drivers That May Be Running and Ruining Your Life
Many of us, unfortunately, build our lives around a core problem that colors and controls our lives. Here are six common ones and how to put them to rest.
The Problem WIth Social-Justice Based Definitions of Health
Health and Disease Concepts Cannot Be Grounded in Social Justice Alone
Peace Psychology in a Time of War
Global conflict can stir deep emotional connections to places we’ve visited. Discover how war reawakens personal memories and how we can support others while protecting ourselves.
Trauma and Mental Health Issues Are Not ‘Just in Your Head’
A common misconception is that mental health suffering is “just in your head.” Here’s why it’s dangerously untrue, and how to help instead.
Why Parental Divorce Is a Challenge for Children of All Ages
Discover how parental divorce hurts at any age and can create deep emotional wounds in children, reshaping their trust, identity, and relationships well into adulthood.