Here we go again! Every time we need to discuss something, we have trouble doing it without fighting. Help! Having effective discussions and reaching peaceful, workable agreements often challenges married… The post... Read more »
As the idea of forgiveness grows in popularity, so does the idea of forgiving the self. This essay aims to offer guidelines on self-forgiveness in general and then to suggest when, and... Read more »
Dr. Monica Faria, a Scottsdale addiction psychiatrist, wants to spend time with her patients: at least 30 minutes or more per appointment. In order to do that and to keep her practice... Read more »
Lena Wang is an associate professor in management, Louise Byrne is an RMIT Fulbright Fellow and Timothy Bartram is a professor of management, all at RMIT University. ANALYSIS: There are days when... Read more »
Mental health is an essential aspect of our overall well-being and should never be ignored. Unfortunately, many people tend to overlook the signs and symptoms of mental health issues, assuming that the... Read more »
MIAMI – Depression, self-harm and suicide are rising among adolescents in the US. The decline in mental health among teenagers was intensified by the COVID pandemic. Alina Caro, 20, told CBS Miami... Read more »
A student based in Mumbai sought therapy after coming out to her family as a lesbian. “It was a terrible time in my life. My father had disowned me, and I was... Read more »
John Hain/Pixabay, used with permission When you read the title, you may have had a double take: “A mental coach is telling me to accept my negativity? How can that be?” I... Read more »