- New research reveals the long-term toll of keeping secrets
This is the introduction to Starting Therapy: A Book For New Therapy Clients to be released November 13th. Most people enter therapy with a vague sense that it might be worthwhile. We meditate to become calm, we work out to gain strength and live longer. We all have a pretty good understanding of how things […]
- Study: Being sociable makes you tired — even if you’re extraverted
This is the introduction to Starting Therapy: A Book For New Therapy Clients to be released November 13th. Most people enter therapy with a vague sense that it might be worthwhile. We meditate to become calm, we work out to gain strength and live longer. We all have a pretty good understanding of how things […]
- Infrequently asked questions: The Monologic Imagination
This is the introduction to Starting Therapy: A Book For New Therapy Clients to be released November 13th. Most people enter therapy with a vague sense that it might be worthwhile. We meditate to become calm, we work out to gain strength and live longer. We all have a pretty good understanding of how things […]
- How “ought” exceeds but implies “can”
This is the introduction to Starting Therapy: A Book For New Therapy Clients to be released November 13th. Most people enter therapy with a vague sense that it might be worthwhile. We meditate to become calm, we work out to gain strength and live longer. We all have a pretty good understanding of how things […]
- Learning more about yourself could help you better understand others
This is the introduction to Starting Therapy: A Book For New Therapy Clients to be released November 13th. Most people enter therapy with a vague sense that it might be worthwhile. We meditate to become calm, we work out to gain strength and live longer. We all have a pretty good understanding of how things […]
- Your memories from being a kid are your core brain structure memories ( these should never core, and should always be updating)
This is the introduction to Starting Therapy: A Book For New Therapy Clients to be released November 13th. Most people enter therapy with a vague sense that it might be worthwhile. We meditate to become calm, we work out to gain strength and live longer. We all have a pretty good understanding of how things […]
- How to regulate Artificial Intelligence
This is the introduction to Starting Therapy: A Book For New Therapy Clients to be released November 13th. Most people enter therapy with a vague sense that it might be worthwhile. We meditate to become calm, we work out to gain strength and live longer. We all have a pretty good understanding of how things […]
- Supercharge Your Benefits with Contrast Storytelling
This is the introduction to Starting Therapy: A Book For New Therapy Clients to be released November 13th. Most people enter therapy with a vague sense that it might be worthwhile. We meditate to become calm, we work out to gain strength and live longer. We all have a pretty good understanding of how things […]
- Neuroscience study uncovers how threatening information invades the working memory of anxious people
This is the introduction to Starting Therapy: A Book For New Therapy Clients to be released November 13th. Most people enter therapy with a vague sense that it might be worthwhile. We meditate to become calm, we work out to gain strength and live longer. We all have a pretty good understanding of how things […]
- Starting Therapy
This is the introduction to Starting Therapy: A Book For New Therapy Clients to be released November 13th. Most people enter therapy with a vague sense that it might be worthwhile. We meditate to become calm, we work out to gain strength and live longer. We all have a pretty good understanding of how things […]
Mind
- The idea that everything is conscious
Quartz – 14h ago Consciousness permeates reality. Rather than being just a unique feature of human subjective experience, it’s the foundation of the universe, present in every particle and all physical matter. This sounds like easily-dismissible bunkum, but as traditional … The idea that everything from spoons to stones are conscious is gaining academic credibility Quartz – […]
- What Netflix’s “The Confession Tapes” Teach Us about the Psychology of Interrogations
The take-home message is that we need to change the way police do interrogations–and do it fast — Read more on ScientificAmerican.com No tags for this post.
- Learning more about yourself could help you better understand others
The intervention used in this research was based on the Internal Family Systems model that sees an individual’s personality as made up of different sub-personalities By guest blogger Marianne Cezza As social creatures, accurately recognising and understanding the mental states of others (their intentions, knowledge, beliefs, etc.) is crucial to our social bonds and interactions. In […]
- Passive Consciousness
Think your deliberate, guiding, conscious thoughts are in charge of your actions? Think again. In a provocative paper in Behavioral and Brain Sciences, a team led by Dr. Ezequiel Morsella at San Francisco State University came to a startling conclusion: consciousness is no more than a passive machine running one simple algorithm — to serve […]
- Narrative Truth, Historical Truth
This voice of mine is crucial…. and Chris, Laura and DocDee as well. I will get actual quotes later, meanwhile here are some excerpts from the reviews of this book. …To remember, then is precisely not to recall events as isolated; it is to become capable of forming meaningful narrative sequences. In Narrative Truth and […]