In cases of a child resisting contact with a parent in divorce, if there is no abuse history, the “favored” parent’s story of dad (or mom) may be driving the …
Purpose Isn’t a Destination, It’s a Climb
Feeling lost chasing a big purpose? What if meaning is hiding in your small passions, not giant dreams? Discover the power of purpose through everyday climbs.
Technology’s Battle of Good versus Evil
If the world feels out of control, dystopian, or even apocalyptic, it’s possible to change course. The fate of the human species may be at stake!
What It Means to Feel “Chosen” by Your Partner
Many of us have an intuitive understanding of whether we feel “chosen” by our partner. Yet we are often hard-pressed to identify exactly what “feeling chosen” looks like in practice.
How to Classify a Serial Killer
Although an internet search on classifications of serial killers might turn up just one, there are multiple systems, depending on the purpose of the research that grounds them.
How to Overcome Habituation
Are current events making you feel numb? Habituation is when we have diminished responses to repeated stimulation. It can be overcome. Learn how to “dishabituate” and “resparkle.”
Research Says: Let Your Teen Sleep In
Only 23 percent of high school students get the recommended amount of sleep. A new study suggests that letting them catch up on weekends could make a big difference for …
3 Reasons Why Your Adult Child Shuts Down On You
Are you having problems connecting with your adult child? Do you fall prey to any of these three distancing, relationship-disrupting patterns? Here’s how to fix them and reconnect.
Why So Many Suicidal People Don’t Seek Help
Each year, thousands of people die by suicide without seeking help before their death. Sometimes, that’s because help is inaccessible—but more often, it’s because of this.
What It’s Like to Lose a Pet: 4 Lessons About How We Grieve
Research and real stories reveal the impact of losing a beloved member.