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Towards a Psychology of the Middle of the Road
The UK government has recently announced that it intends to clamp down on "middle-lane hoggers".
Does Mena s Wearhouse need a new young face?
The ouster of Men's Wearhouse's founder and spokesman George Zimmer could bolster the company's image among all-important Millennials or backfire if the company chooses a new face few can identify with.
Sex abuse agony of the innocents
A young girl shocked her family when she broke her silence and told them she could no longer endure the beatings and abuse from a staff member at school.
Spiritual therapy: Living In The Supermind: From Personal Mind to Spiritual Mind
In this inspiring and instructive guidebook, Dr. Pressman leads readers on a metaphysical journey that explores expanded states of consciousness.
The verdict on tiger-parenting? Studies point to poor mental health
Research shows authoritarian parenting, which can include tough academic pressure, can lead to poor mental health outcomes for kids and teenagers.
Which majors are most likely to be underemployed?
What you major in can mean the difference between making an annual salary or making Frappucinnos post-graduation, according to a recent report.
James Davies's top 10 psychiatry critiques
The author of Cracked selects a battery of books that challenge received wisdom about mental illness and how to treat it I wrote Cracked: Why Psychiatry Is Doing More Harm Than Good because of the huge gulf between what most people believe about psychiatric diagnoses and medications and what the evidence actually reveals.
Stress Management Expert Kelly Orchard
We've all joked from time to time about the mental state of the radio workforce, yet Kelly feels it's for real.
Brazil lawmakers approve legislation to treat homosexuality as a disorder
A Brazilian congressional human rights committee on Thursday approved legislation that would allow psychologists to treat homosexuality as a disorder or pathology.
Mind Over Yen: The Monetary Psychology Of Reflating Japan's Economy
"There is something you should know about me, about inception. An idea is alike a virus, resilient.
Millennials likely aren't as conservative as they think
Conservatism the brand seems to be faring better than conservatism the philosophy.
Michael Brannon, Former Pro Wrestler Turned Forensic Psychologist,...
Boos slice through the air as Dr. Red Roberts peacocks around the ring while snapping the straps of his red and white leotard.
NAMI Delaware introduces Joshua Thomas-Acker as new executive director
National Alliance on Mental Illness in Delaware Delaware welcomes Joshua Thomas-Acker, PhD as its new executive director, effective immediately.
The pathologising of climate scepticism
As the influence of environmental thinking has increased its hold over the political establishment, the failure to win the public support that might create the basis for decisive action to save the planet has also increasingly been blamed on climate sceptics operating on the internet.
Dr. Avidan Milevsky, notable psychotherapist at Wellspring Counseling in Towson, Maryland, and Associate Professor of Psychology at Kutztown University of Pennsylvania is offering tips on how to keep the peace in your family this summer while out and about in the public eye while on your family vacation.
Dona t let retirement stress marriage: Plan to be busy
Retirees without any kind of a plan are just going home to their spouses with nothing to do and causing stress in their marriages.
Judge denies psych eval of child in sex case of ex-vicar
A Shawnee County District Court judge denied a defense motion Monday that would have required a juvenile sex offense victim to undergo a psychological evaluation tied to the defendant's case.
Christian college expels lesbian student, sends her $6,000 bill
Danielle Powell was going through a hard time in the spring of 2011, just months away from graduating from a conservative Christian college in Nebraska.
Colleen Carney, associate professor and Director of the Sleep and Depression Laboratory at Ryerson University in Toronto monitors psychology student Molly Atwood in Toronto in 2010.
Identify your 'money script'to tune finances
What's your "money script?" Everyone has one. But not everyone knows what it is.