How to Cope If You’re Easily Offended
A 7-day challenge to retrain your brain, rewire your reflexes, and take back emotional control—one flip at a time.
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“Mom, I’m taking medication for PTSD.”
Therapy and medication treatments have proven very effective for treating PTSD.
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The Body’s Role in Emotional Healing
Feeling off? Your body holds clues to your emotional and physical health—learn how to listen and heal.
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Asymmetries of Heart and Brain: Are They Linked?
A new study investigated whether patients with a rare condition in which major internal organs are reversed from their normal
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Where Race and Caste Collide in Trauma Recovery
Caste walks quietly in the room where race is already shouting.
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Dealing With Perfectionism in Couples Therapy
Perfectionists often struggle with taking responsibility for their difficulties with their romantic partners, believing the only thing that matters is
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Learning to Unlearn: How to Rethink What We Think We Know
Unlearning can help us grow and learn more.
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Rethinking Obesity: Three Models and One Complex Reality
Obesity is defined in medical, scientific, and social terms, shaping care, policy, and stigma. New models aim for more precise,
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If You Want to Keep Your Edge, It’s Time to Partner With AI
The ability to use AI in practical, real-world ways is becoming the difference between leaders who are constantly playing catch-up
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Crazy in Love?
When newly in love, it’s easy to lose touch with yourself and the rest of your full life. Here’s how