Source: Federico Rossano/ used with permission. The videos are all over social media: Dogs (and some cats) pushing soundboard buttons to “talk” to their owners. The uptick in the use of these devices ...
Amy couldn’t shake the uncomfortable feeling that she just wasn’t good enough. Her feelings of inadequacy were made worse following a number of dysfunctional relationships, in which she’d been ...
Children learn a lot about how to navigate the world from others. New research demonstrates how stories play a role in that learning.
What if the one thing your kids are hoping and waiting for is for you to do the work to grow with them instead of staying ...
Music is subjective. Not all "relaxing" music relaxes everyone. Sometimes we need music to match us where we are, and then ...
Some people say that sex is binary, you are either male or female. Other people say sex is a nonbinary continuum. Most are ...
Loneliness is increasingly tackled as a serious public health crisis. But solutions that focus on reducing social isolation ...
Focusing on metrics that look good—rather than on the numbers that may reveal inconvenient truths—is a common problem in ...
Recent research sheds light on how our mindsets—specifically, our beliefs about whether or not we can change our weight—can ...
Reducing biases that lead to the misdiagnosis or underdiagnosis of Black boys with autism can broaden our understanding of ...
Defying science, ethics, and common sense CPW decimated the first family group of wolves seen in Colorado in around 80 years and there's little to no reason to think things will change in the future.
Whether to diagnose is a controversial topic. It masks three problems: people wishing to avoid criticism, therapist collusion, and therapists who shame.
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