Does Your Anxiety Thermostat Need an Adjustment?
We all have a trigger point for anxiety. If it’s set too low, a small trace of anxiety can feel […]
Does Your Anxiety Thermostat Need an Adjustment? Read Post »
We all have a trigger point for anxiety. If it’s set too low, a small trace of anxiety can feel […]
Does Your Anxiety Thermostat Need an Adjustment? Read Post »
How parents can talk with their teens about hook-up culture.
What Hook-Up Culture Means for Your Teen Read Post »
Engagement in spirituality correlates with better physical and mental health, and there are many simple ways to incorporate spirituality into everyday
Spirituality Can Quell Rising Anxiety and Mental Distress Read Post »
A new study that tracked 6,218 children between the ages of 2 and 8 found that screen time has many
The Pesky Truth About Our Youngest Children and Screens Read Post »
Individuals exhibit a natural tendency to do nothing or, on the contrary, to not discontinue doing whatever they’re already engaged
Inertia: Why the Action of Inaction Is a Universal Tendency Read Post »
Research shows that ultra-processed foods, sugary drinks, and alcohol accelerate aging and cognitive decline. Learn how diet impacts brain health,
3 Foods That Age Your Body and Brain Read Post »
Healthcare costs keep rising, but you don’t have to overpay. Learn smart strategies to save money on medical care without
How to Cut Your Healthcare Costs Without Sacrificing Care Read Post »
Narratives are one of the most important things you need to know about your (and your child’s) upbringing. This post
The Surprising Ways Childhood Narratives Affect Us Read Post »
Recent research helps explain why the DSM-5 does not recognize sexual aversion.
Is Sexual Aversion a Real Condition? Read Post »
Stress eating changes your gut microbes, which increases stress in a vicious cycle. By fixing your microbiome, you become more
Stress Eating and the Microbiome Read Post »