Meet John Kline, a retired paramedic who shares what a lifetime with bipolar and psychosis looks like while managing a successful career as a first responder.
Growing Through What We Go Through
Personal Perspective: The transformative potential of facing challenges and stresses suggests that these experiences often lead to greater self-awareness and fulfillment.
The Rhythm of Music Couples Our Bodies and Minds
Rhythm is one of the things that makes music unique as a form of expression and communication. Our ability to stay on the rhythmic beat promotes teamwork and human success.
Let’s Discuss Faking Orgasms
According to multiple surveys, millions of people of all genders fake orgasms. The well-known reasons include shame, a desire to avoid conflict, and fear of abandonment.
Helping Children Cope with Grief from Parental Separation
The Sad Bag gives children facing parental separation simple tools to cope with grief, restore agency, and find comfort through change.
Lonely? 3 Effective Coping Strategies Could Help
Are you or someone you know lonely? Research points to three ways to cope.
When Political Violence Becomes Kids’ Content
Nonstop news turns political violence into content kids can’t avoid. Adults must slow it down, frame it, and help children process a world that feels increasingly unsafe.
Embracing Tension as a Path to Integration
New research explores the psychological and social dynamics of forced displacement, based on Armenia’s integration of more than 115,000 displaced persons.
Why AI Cheats: The Deep Psychology Behind Deep Learning
AI cheats not because it’s broken, but because it has learned our own bad habit—rewarding what feels good over what is true.
Why We Work, and What We’ll Do in a Post-Work Future
Work isn’t just about paying the bills. For many, it is also a way of fulfilling higher human needs. In a high-tech future, we may need to find new ways …