What is decision paralysis and how to deal with it sciencefocus.com/science/make-b… My latest for BBC Science Focus Magazine

Whether you are 20 or 90, each moment of life presents an opportunity to focus on what really matters to you psyche.co/ideas/rather-t… By Berit Lewis for Psyche Magazine

I wrote a piece about how William James, with his curiosity & emphasis on description, provides a better foundation for the study of certain intense and meaningful altered states of consciousness than Freud's cynical dismissals or Jung's often overeager credulity and enthusiasm:

How chasing solar eclipses opened me up to the awe of living aeon.co/ideas/how-chas… By Kate Russo for Aeon+Psyche in 2020 #SolarEclipse 2024 #SolarEclipse

The modern obsession with textual purity stems from a misapplication of the philosophies of Wittgenstein and Derrida psyche.co/ideas/censorin… By Paul Ham for Psyche Magazine

The world is always more open than it seems at first sight. This is the first (and last) lesson of possibility thinking! bit.ly/4aGJbSp

The 6 best habits to keep your brain fit as you age, according to neuroscience sciencefocus.com/the-human-body… by Christian Jarrett BBC Science Focus Magazine BBC

#Alzheimers #dementia #health #wellness

'The proposed condition is known popularly as AuDHD: the co-occurrence of autism and attention deficit hyperactivity disorder' psyche.co/ideas/why-were…

I wrote about the very common experience of seeing a loved one after they have died: on a crowded street, at the grocery store, turning a corner up ahead.
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The 6 best habits to keep your brain fit as you age, according to neuroscience sciencefocus.com/the-human-body… My latest for BBC Science Focus Magazine

Have you hit an impasse in your personal or professional life? Answer these questions to open your mind to what’s possible: psyche.co/guides/how-to-… This week's helpful Psyche Guide is by Constance de Saint Laurent Maynooth University and Vlad Glăveanu Dublin City University via Psyche Magazine

Daniel Kahneman obituary, Nobel prizewinning psychologist who wrote the book Thinking, Fast and Slow

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This week's Psyche Guide – on how to think about time – made my head spin, in a good way. I found it fascinating, see what you think: psyche.co/guides/how-to-… By philosopher Graeme A Forbesvia for Psyche Magazine

HSC's Annie Brewster and Jonathan Adler made an appearance this month Psyche, a digital magazine that illuminates the human condition through psychology, philosophy and the arts. Check out the article at ow.ly/tvhc50R0M2p.

#HealingStories #SelfEsteem #HSCinTheMedia

They’ve been studied by researchers and recruited by police forces, but what’s it actually like to be a super-recogniser? psyche.co/ideas/what-is-… via Psyche Magazine Latest from Shayla Love for Psyche Magazine

The medieval notion that shows why even experts should be humble psyche.co/ideas/the-medi… Christopher Bellitto for Psyche Magazine

Are you going through the motions? Use these therapy techniques to set meaningful goals and build a ‘life worth living’. This week's excellent Psyche Guide is by DBT-therapist Dr. Kiki Fehling psyche.co/guides/how-to-… via Psyche Magazine

Why trigger warnings (and pessimism) could be harmful to your mental health, according to a psychologist sciencefocus.com/the-human-body… My latest for BBC Science Focus Magazine

As a psychiatrist, I’ve seen how chasing happiness leads to misery psyche.co/ideas/as-a-psy… #InternationalDayOfHappiness Rafa Euba for Psyche Magazine

I rebuilt my self-esteem by changing the story of who I am psyche.co/ideas/i-rebuil… Patricia Olsen for Psyche Magazine with a personal take on self identity, self esteem and narrative therapy