Psychology Today: Health, Help, Happiness + Find a Therapist (2024)

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Environment

Heat Waves and Your Mental Health

Andrea Bonior Ph.D. on June 30, 2024 in Friendship 2.0

Much talk about climate change is on a broad scale, but research shows that excessive heat has significant individual psychological effects as well. Many are already feeling them.

Much talk about climate change is on a broad scale, but research shows that excessive heat has significant individual psychological effects as well. Many are already feeling them.

Relationships

When He Abandons You, Don't Abandon Yourself

Vikki Stark M.S.W., M.F.T. on June 30, 2024 in Schlepping Through Heartbreak

Women who have been abandoned from a long-term marriage often blame themselves and take on negative messages from their ex. Instead, they should nurture themselves.

Women who have been abandoned from a long-term marriage often blame themselves and take on negative messages from their ex. Instead, they should nurture themselves.

Unconscious

Subconscious Thoughts About Life and Beyond

Ran D. Anbar M.D. on June 30, 2024 in Understanding Hypnosis

Each of us has the ability to access information from our subconscious through quieting our conscious minds and listening to the voice from within.

Each of us has the ability to access information from our subconscious through quieting our conscious minds and listening to the voice from within.

Career

Why Your Boss Isn't Coming to the Office

Gleb Tsipursky Ph.D. on June 30, 2024 in Intentional Insights

The need for fair remote work policies for all employees.

The need for fair remote work policies for all employees.

Anxiety

Is It a Panic Attack or Anxiety?

Michele DeMarco Ph.D., Rev on June 30, 2024 in Soul Console

Panic and anxiety attacks can both disrupt the daily function of life but typically differ in severity and cause, but real-time practices for both can help.

Panic and anxiety attacks can both disrupt the daily function of life but typically differ in severity and cause, but real-time practices for both can help.

Behavioral Economics

Ends vs. Means: Why Does It Matter?

Louis Putterman Ph.D. on June 30, 2024 in The Good, The Bad, The Economy

Do we care only about outcomes, or also about ways to get there? In the terms of philosophy, are we consequentialists, or deontologists? Behavioral economists find some of each.

Do we care only about outcomes, or also about ways to get there? In the terms of philosophy, are we consequentialists, or deontologists? Behavioral economists find some of each.

Depression

A Surprising Early Warning Sign of Depression

Eric Haseltine Ph.D. on June 30, 2024 in Long Fuse, Big Bang

A link between chemical sensation and depression suggests a novel treatment option.

A link between chemical sensation and depression suggests a novel treatment option.

Cross-Cultural Psychology

Thriving During Your Summer Abroad

Alisa Minina Jeunemaitre Ph.D. on June 30, 2024 in Consumption and Lifestyles

A guide to thriving during your summer abroad. Practical tips on adapting to new cultures, building support networks, and blending familiar routines for a rewarding experience.

A guide to thriving during your summer abroad. Practical tips on adapting to new cultures, building support networks, and blending familiar routines for a rewarding experience.

Ketamine

Ketamine’s Hidden Benefits to Sleep

Jessica Del Pozo, Ph.D. on June 30, 2024 in Being Awake Better

Mood and sleep are often disrupted together. Ketamine enhances neuroplasticity in the brain and our most important type of sleep.

Mood and sleep are often disrupted together. Ketamine enhances neuroplasticity in the brain and our most important type of sleep.

Environment

What’s in a Name? The Hidden History Behind Place Names

Valerie Fridland Ph.D. on June 30, 2024 in Language in the Wild

Picayune, Bayou Gauche, Cayuga: America’s hidden history is in the names of the places where we live.

Picayune, Bayou Gauche, Cayuga: America’s hidden history is in the names of the places where we live.

Conformity

Dress Down for Success: When Nonconformity Signals Status

Wendy L. Patrick, J.D., Ph.D. on June 30, 2024 in Why Bad Looks Good

Can you dress to impress by dressing down?

Can you dress to impress by dressing down?

Depression

You (Probably) Aren't Selfish, Here's Why

Jennifer Gerlach LCSW on June 30, 2024 in Beyond Mental Health

"Selfish" is a common label we put on ourselves and others. It's commonly misused. Here are six things that might look like selfishness but aren't.

"Selfish" is a common label we put on ourselves and others. It's commonly misused. Here are six things that might look like selfishness but aren't.

Therapy

4 Essential Mental Health Hacks for Entrepreneurs

Damian Salas MBA on June 30, 2024 in Pioneering Perspectives on Workplace Mental Health

Transform your entrepreneurial mindset with four crucial health hacks. Boost well-being, reduce stress, and achieve greater business success.

Transform your entrepreneurial mindset with four crucial health hacks. Boost well-being, reduce stress, and achieve greater business success.

Artificial Intelligence

How Artificial Intelligence Could Enhance Healthcare

Robert C. Smith MD, MACP on June 29, 2024 in Patient Zero

A new book, co-written by ChatGPT, argues that new leadership is needed to reap the benefits of AI in healthcare.

A new book, co-written by ChatGPT, argues that new leadership is needed to reap the benefits of AI in healthcare.

ADHD

How Couples with ADHD Can Reduce Conflict and Get Along Better

Sharon Saline Psy.D. on June 29, 2024 in On Your Way with ADHD

Couples living with ADHD may struggle with more frequent or more intense arguments. These strategies can help them rebalance and reconnect.

Couples living with ADHD may struggle with more frequent or more intense arguments. These strategies can help them rebalance and reconnect.

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Relationships

Surviving Gaslighting Relationships: 6 Core Themes

Vinita Mehta Ph.D., Ed.M. on June 29, 2024 in Head Games

How do gaslighting survivors cope in the aftermath of an abusive relationship? Recent research identifies the potential long-term effects and points to ways to move forward.

How do gaslighting survivors cope in the aftermath of an abusive relationship? Recent research identifies the potential long-term effects and points to ways to move forward.

Bullying

How to Be Assertive with Adult Bullies

Bill Eddy LCSW, JD on June 29, 2024 in 5 Types of People Who Can Ruin Your Life

Adult bullying may be on the rise. You can protect yourself with these simple steps.

Adult bullying may be on the rise. You can protect yourself with these simple steps.

Meditation

Could a Meditation Retreat Finally Alleviate My Depression?

Victoria Maxwell on June 29, 2024 in Crazy for Life

A Personal Perspective: My friend was going to a meditation retreat in India. Here's why I spontaneously joined her.

A Personal Perspective: My friend was going to a meditation retreat in India. Here's why I spontaneously joined her.

Motivation

The Power of Persistence

Isabelle Brocas Ph.D. on June 29, 2024 in Biology, Development, and Behavior

Discover the power of grit—combining passion and perseverance for long-term success. Learn how this trait influences academics, health, and daily life, and how to cultivate it.

Discover the power of grit—combining passion and perseverance for long-term success. Learn how this trait influences academics, health, and daily life, and how to cultivate it.

Deception

3 Things to Do When Your Partner is Lying to You

Jeffrey Bernstein Ph.D. on June 29, 2024 in Liking the Child You Love

Do you suspect—or know—that your partner is deceiving you? These 3 steps could help you get to the truth and take charge when your partner lies.

Do you suspect—or know—that your partner is deceiving you? These 3 steps could help you get to the truth and take charge when your partner lies.

Gender

Thinking About Gender

Alex Stitt on June 29, 2024 in Queer Counselor

Let's stop framing gender diversity as a problem, and call out the real issue: Dehumanization and rigid thinking.

Let's stop framing gender diversity as a problem, and call out the real issue: Dehumanization and rigid thinking.

Gender

The Debate About Sex Assigned at Birth

Sara Gorman, Ph.D., MPH, and Jack M. Gorman, MD on June 29, 2024 in Denying to the Grave

Our understanding of biological sex has become much more fluid of late. Some biological sciences continue to struggle with these changes. Can we come to more of a middle ground?

Our understanding of biological sex has become much more fluid of late. Some biological sciences continue to struggle with these changes. Can we come to more of a middle ground?

Divorce

Late-Life Parental Divorce Can Overwhelm Adult Children

Carol R. Hughes, Ph.D., LMFT, and Bruce R. Fredenburg, M.S., LMFT on June 29, 2024 in Home Will Never Be the Same Again

Adult child specialists can help adult children of divorcing parents navigate what may feel like a familial tsunami of crises, disappointments, and adjustments.

Adult child specialists can help adult children of divorcing parents navigate what may feel like a familial tsunami of crises, disappointments, and adjustments.

Decision-Making

Illuminators and Diminishers

Gary Klein Ph.D. on June 29, 2024 in Seeing What Others Don't

Traditional decision research makes us feel inadequate, doubting even the experts. Naturalistic decision-making does the reverse; it excites us about expertise and our abilities.

Traditional decision research makes us feel inadequate, doubting even the experts. Naturalistic decision-making does the reverse; it excites us about expertise and our abilities.

Sexual Orientation

Spirituality, Coping, and LGBTQ+ Pride

Robert Klitzman M.D. on June 29, 2024 in Am I My Genes?

LGBTQ+ and other individuals face spiritual, religious, and existential questions. As individuals and members of organizations, many of us can help address these.

LGBTQ+ and other individuals face spiritual, religious, and existential questions. As individuals and members of organizations, many of us can help address these.

Artificial Intelligence

Do We No Longer Own Our Own Possessions?

Dennis M. Clausen Ph.D. on June 29, 2024 in Small Town, USA

A Personal Perspective: Writers, artists, and many others feel their work is being exploited by AI databases without authorization. Is this a form of economic servitude?

A Personal Perspective: Writers, artists, and many others feel their work is being exploited by AI databases without authorization. Is this a form of economic servitude?

Hypochondria

Hypochondria's High Anxiety

Sylvia R. Karasu M.D. on June 29, 2024 in The Gravity of Weight

The word "hypochondria" has become so stigmatized that we now call it "health anxiety." A new book explores its cultural and literary history.

The word "hypochondria" has become so stigmatized that we now call it "health anxiety." A new book explores its cultural and literary history.

Flow

Flow State for Mental Health: Empathy and Creativity

Misha Jan on June 29, 2024 in Love Is An Action

By grasping the neuroscience of the flow state, we can leverage certain techniques to tap into it more frequently.

By grasping the neuroscience of the flow state, we can leverage certain techniques to tap into it more frequently.

Relationships

Being Needed vs. Being Loved

Paul J Dunion Ed.D. on June 29, 2024 in The Secular Mystic Path

Identify whether you are too dependent on your partner or encouraging too much dependency.

Identify whether you are too dependent on your partner or encouraging too much dependency.

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