Practicing mindfulness can feel overwhelming as a parent, but finding small ways to remain in the moment with our children might be just enough.
Why You Can’t Always Believe What People Say or Animals Do
With cognitive compensation, performance is still good but how the brain solves problems is different. Detecting this invisible process is key to fighting Alzheimer’s disease.
The Challenge of Zombie Facts
Black plastic utensils are probably not dangerous. Neither are vaccines. But it’s hard to make “zombie facts” about them go away.
The Science Behind Recovery: Let’s Talk About Naltrexone
It’s been called “Ozempic for alcohol,” for its ability to reduce cravings, yet most people struggling with addiction have never heard of it. So why isn’t it being used?
Understanding and Strengthening Distress Tolerance
The benefits of learning to sit with uncomfortable feelings and emotions, and seven steps to strengthening distress tolerance.
“California Sober” or Abstinence
“California sober” refers to the belief that a person can abstain from their primary drug of abuse, but it’s okay to use other drugs. Here’s what experts think.
Ketamine-Assisted Couple Therapy: Dosing Approaches
Ketamine-assisted couple therapy enhances emotional openness and cognitive flexibility. Different dosing approaches offer unique benefits.
You Can’t Out-Train Your Trauma
Many men think they need more discipline. But what if their fitness struggles are rooted in unhealed emotional wounds? Here’s how trauma silently shapes our bodies and health.
Familial Estrangement: What to Know to Help Ease the Ache
Regardless of who initiated the estrangement, the intentional severing of a once-affectionate relationship creates ambiguous grief and is often challenging for both parties.
Emotional Regulation and ADHD
Perhaps you’ve been told to “be positive” and to bottle up your emotions. Consider boosting your emotional awareness and building coping skills instead.