The Value of Literal Humor
Research has shown the benefits of humor for emotion regulation and health. Literal humor is one example of how creating and appreciating comedy can be neuro-affirmative as well.
Research has shown the benefits of humor for emotion regulation and health. Literal humor is one example of how creating and appreciating comedy can be neuro-affirmative as well.
Many perfectionists struggle to trust others, so they create difficult tests for them to conclusively prove whether or not they’re essentially good.
Exploring Prilleltensky’s idea of psychopolitical validity. Some say psychology overly focuses on individuals. What if power and politics mattered just as much?
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Carl Jung shaped modern therapy, contributing to decades of therapy self-help books, built from a cult-like inner circle.
Becoming aware of mortality can expose why we idealize, control, and objectify bodies—and offer a healthier way to inhabit our own physical vulnerability.
We’ve known for decades that we don’t have lizard brains or mammalian brains, so why do people still think we do?
Guidance for divorced parents from a family law attorney and a divorced mom on talking with kids about money, easing tension around it, and building stability at home.