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Post-traumatic stress disorder, or PTSD, has been talked about for a long time, but not many people understand what it really is. Post-traumatic stress disorder is a mental health condition [...]
An article in the magazine Marie Claire, featured on WebMD in 2008, revealed that: 8% of Americans will suffer anxiety in their lifetime – the highest level in the [...]
Part 1: What is Normal Grief? Losing someone we love is excruciating. When we lose someone to death, whether suddenly or slowly (as in a medical condition for which [...]
References Daring Greatly: How the Courage to Be Vulnerable Transforms the Way We Live, Love, Parent, and Lead by Brené Brown, LMSW During a pivotal scene in “Leap Year” a [...]
When we think of cartoons, we usually think of happy and funny characters doing dumb things. But, shockingly, not all cartoon characters are happy. Charlie Brown, of Peanuts fame, [...]
Second Article of Two on Optimism Part of the Series on Positive Psychology In my previous article on optimism, I discussed the accepted definitions of optimism and pessimism found in [...]
Narcissists are those people who make sure you know how much their car costs. Or which prestigious primary school […]
Sexual assault is on the rise. News venues are rampant with reports of rape occurring on college campuses, stirring inquiries about the safety of the students. Acquaintance rape often [...]
Left untreated, trauma destroys lives. Living with someone with PTSD can be extremely difficult. It can cause so much stress for family members that they may not be able [...]
This series of articles on Positive Psychology began by introducing the field’s philosophy. Positive Psychology emphasizes human capability rather than pathology, and seeks to enhance thriving rather than address [...]
