Six ways to get unstuck from a negative behavior pattern.
Synthetic Intimacy: Your AI Soulmate Isn’t Real
AI isn’t just a tool anymore. It’s becoming our companion, our confidant, even our mirror. But what are we losing when it feels like it truly knows us?
Autism and Policing: A Call for Awareness
Autistic individuals deserve safety, not suspicion. Informed crisis intervention can reshape community policing.
Can Cognitive Biases Predict Anxiety and Depression?
Could your patterns of thinking be early signs of anxiety and depression? A recent study uncovers clues for early detection and intervention.
Creative Crop Rotation: How to Overcome Writer’s Block
Writer’s block and burnout are a normal part of the creative process. Here’s a way to help overcome them.
When AI Invents Sources
High-profile examples of made-up sources, including from the Make America Healthy Again Commission, highlight the perils of using generative AI without doing your own fact checks.
How Ultimate Frisbee Helps Reclaim the Joy of Youth Sports
In a world of ultra-intense youth sports, what if there was a sport that prioritized sportsmanship and team spirit? Meet Ultimate Frisbee.
TikTok and Self-Diagnosis
Adolescents and young adults are turning to TikTok for mental health information, and some are self-diagnosing mental health conditions. Clinicians can help.
Advocating for Non-parents Is Tough and Getting Tougher
Personal Perspective: There’s no anti-family conspiracy among those working hard to increase understanding of the childless and childfree experience.
How Cultural Norms May Influence Sleep and Health
New research suggests that cultural norms and expectations play a role in how much sleep people need for optimal health.