3 Ways To Escape The Perils Of Everyday Ageism
By Susan Krauss Whitbourne PhD, ABPP With ageism in the news, it’s time to take control of its effects on you. You only have to listen to news stories, political advertisements, and debates about the…
By Susan Krauss Whitbourne PhD, ABPP With ageism in the news, it’s time to take control of its effects on you. You only have to listen to news stories, political advertisements, and debates about the…
Parenting with clarity. By Kat Scherer, Ph.D., and Elizabeth Sylvester, Ph.D. There are many reasons why a child might break rules or not comply with adult wishes. Some children are just strong-willed or very self-directed….
Why it may be time to question common parenting practices. By Anita Schmalor Ph.D. Do you ever wonder if it is normal as a parent to be completely tired and exhausted by the end of…
Strategies for women in a youth-obsessed culture. By Carolyn Karoll LCSW-C, CEDS-S Over the past decade, extensive research has delved into the topic of body image during mid- and late-life, with a predominant focus on…
Primal world beliefs may change what you notice. By Jer Clifton Ph.D. From the first moment of each day, we are inundated with information: the sound of birds or traffic outside the window, an accumulation…
When they won’t change, it’s time to learn new ways to manage and heal. By Sarah Epstein LMFT We cannot make others change, even when their behavior is harmful, mean, passive-aggressive, or racist. This is…
Everyone has regrets in life, but they need not lead to emotional suffering. By Toni Bernhard J.D. No one gets through life without a regret or two—or dozens! But it doesn’t serve us well to…
The newest science for keeping the spark alive. By Nicole K. McNichols Ph.D. The secret to keeping passion alive in long-term relationships is a question many couples find themselves asking. After all, there is so…
By Jeffrey Bernstein Ph.D. A valid feeling is seen as a character flaw instead of a signal of unmet needs. A 1989 book entitled Anger: The Misunderstood Emotion remains on my office bookshelf. It was…
By Robert Taibbi L.C.S.W. Spoiled children are not just frustrating; they often struggle as adults. In the now classic scene from the movie Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory, Veruca Salt stomps her foot and…