You come home and see the pile of unopened bills and bank statements, but instead of opening them, you move onto something else. Maybe you …
The “Marshmallow Test” Said Patience Was Key To Success
The famous psychology test gets roasted in the new era of replication. Here’s some good news: Your fate cannot be determined solely by a test …
Causes and Treatment for Emetophobia
Emetophobia, or fear of vomiting, is surprisingly common. The phobia can begin at any age although many adults have suffered for as long as they …
There’s a Stress Gap Between Men and Women
Between domestic duties and emotional labor, research shows, women are more stressed than men are — but it doesn’t have to be that way. Here’s …
If you feel ashamed does that mean you are a moral failure?
The late poet Lucy Grealy’s memoir Autobiography of a Face (1994) recounts her battles with a rare childhood cancer, which appeared in her jaw. Throughout …
When Will We Solve Mental Illness?
Biology was supposed to cure what ails psychiatry. Decades later, millions of people with mental disorders are still waiting. Nothing humbles history’s great thinkers more …
Active Ingredient In Marijuana Reduced Alzheimer’s Effects In Mice
A substance that gives pot its kick appears to reduce the brain changes associated with Alzheimer’s disease – at least in mice. In mice that …
Ketamine Pharmacology and Cancer Pain
Ketamine, a derivative of phencyclidine (PCP), is a dissociative anesthetic which has analgesic properties in sub-anaesthetic doses. Ketamine is the most potent NMDA-receptor-channel blocker available …
The Negative Impact of Sugar on the Brain
The brain uses more energy than any other organ in the human body and glucose is its source of fuel. But what happens when the …
Emotional Dysregulation
When being emotional means much, much more Do you know someone that often overreacts, “cries wolf” or is significantly more dramatic than they need to …
Animal Cognition: Who is Really “Top Dog”?
Though Descartes insisted that any thinking being must have a soul, and hinted that animals did in fact think, he refused to take a public …
Hearts Don’t Bounce, or Rebounding After a Breakup
Jumping into a new relationship too quickly after a couple breaks up is known as “rebounding”. It’s a fairly big word that describes an emotional …
How Simple Rest Can Cure All
Sleep is a strong building block for how we function throughout our day-to-day lives. We’d all like to get several hours of decent rest each …
Dealing With Divorce and Moving Forward
Going through a divorce can stir up a lot of different emotions. At times you may feel empowered and free. Other times, you might feel …
How to Recover When Your Partner Cheats
Infidelity can be one of the most devastating and crushing experiences a relationship can go through. Trust can be severed, emotions can be trampled, and …
Oppositional Defiant Disorder in Children
We’ve all seen it before. A young child stands up to their parents. Perhaps mother wants daughter to finish her meal before napping or engaging …
The Scarcity Principle
Sometimes simple stories metaphorically explain complex issues. This story is no exception so here goes. Once there was a man lost in the woods in …
Therapist Marketing: 3 Essential Ways to Improve Client Intake
You know that you are good at what you do, but it is hard to get the word out or even know what to say. …
Addiction Therapy: dealing with a family member
Most of us believe that our families-of-origin were a little dysfunctional; it seems that there really is no true “normal” for how a family should …
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Have visited localtherapylisting.com in the past? Then you probably noticed that it has completely changed. If you are looking for the former MiniSite SEO Local …
Ethics of Therapist Website Design Marketing Mental Health Services
Exploring therapists’ resistance to marketing themselves based on a cultural taboo that they perceive. Therapist Website Design and Marketing Explained Steve Jobs once said “Your …