4 Quirky Kid Behaviors That Actually Have Purpose
Believe it or not, your kid’s repetitive habits—from shirt sucking to playdough sniffing—might be helping them regulate their senses. “My 6-year-old is a squeezer,” says
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A Difficult Topic
Good News November 2022 As parents we often have to talk about difficult topics: death, cancer, shootings, murder, hate,bullying. Here is a really tough one—race
Turning the Spotlight on Brainspotting
Did an Unexpected Discovery Reveal a Quicker Path to Healing? Twenty years ago, a clinician made a startling discovery, took a hard look at the
How to Predict Emotional Unavailability in a New Partner
Almost everyone seems emotionally available at the beginning of a relationship. A new partner usually makes a concerted effort to listen, support, and validate you,
Sleep experts explain why your dreams are so vivid that you remember them long after waking up
Dreams have had a powerful grip on the human mind for millennia. As soon as humans could start writing, they were documenting dreams . But for all
Here’s the No. 1 phrase used in successful relationships, say psychologists who studied 40,000 couples
For the past 50 years, we’ve been putting love under the microscope.As psychologists, we’ve studied more than 40,000 partners about to begin couples therapy. We’ve
Being Successful Co-Parents
Co-parenting refers to two parents who are no longer living together but are raising their child or children together. Patience, open communication, and empathy are
One type of physical activity protects the brain more than others, study finds
What if you could look at all the things you do daily — walking from room to room, preparing a presentation at your desk, running
How play makes hospital less traumatic for children
Play is how children learn to navigate the world, create relationships, manage their emotions and cope with stressful situations. There aren’t many experiences more stressful
IBS symptoms in females: What to know
Irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) symptoms are similar in people of all sexes. However, some data suggest females may be more likely to experience certain symptoms