If your partner ticks all three of these boxes, they’re a real keeper.
How Much Do You Trust Expert Opinion?
Personal Perspective: You may be, understandably, sceptical of ‘authority opinion’; but you certainly should heed ‘expert interpretation.’
Vicarious Trauma and Survivor Guilt in Kerrville
After caring for individuals in Kerrville after the catastrophic floods, some of the psychological impacts observed included vicarious trauma and survivor’s guilt.
Emotional Reactions to Tardive Dyskinesia
Personal Perspective: I was self-conscious about having tardive dyskinesia symptoms in my first job after my last hospitalization. However, I got my first promotion.
What About Feedback? A Gift or a Deal-Breaker?
Learn when and how to give feedback so it helps, not harms, your relationships, your team, and your impact.
Prep Meets Improv: A Toolkit for Introverts
Feel awkward when put on the spot? Learn how preparation and improv together help introverts speak up with calm, clarity, and confidence—on their own terms.
Just Another Day in the Gym: Maltreatment in Youth Sports
Personal Perspective: Emotional abuse was a prevalent, yet unrecognized and unnamed, part of growing up in youth sports in the ’80s and ’90s. It continues today.
Caring for an Elderly, Difficult Parent at a Time of Transition
Personal Perspective: Caring for an aging parent is no small feat. It’s even more challenging when the relationship has been a struggle and your parent has mental health issues.
The Benefits and Downsides of Fitting In
What drives the urge to fit in, and what are the drawbacks and dangers of aligning with and conforming to group dynamics?
Two Little Words Can Make a Big Difference in a Relationship
Find out how to disagree without being disagreeable.