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Feeling overwhelmed by the state of the planet? We explore the rise of eco-anxiety and how therapy can help you hold grief, ...

Ever feel like your brain gets stuck on a loop, playing a worrying thought or urge over and over? For people with Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD), this feeling can be intense and overwhelming, ...

Psychoanalysis remains a valid and effective clinical therapy for a wide range of symptoms—such as anxiety, depression, life ...

Stigma is one of the most significant barriers preventing men from accessing mental health services. The notion that "real men don't cry" or must always "tough it out" is deeply ingrained in many ...

We all carry parts of ourselves that we’d rather not face. The envy we try to hide. The anger we dismiss. The fears we deny. These are what Carl Jung called the shadow—the unconscious side of our ...

Relationships always call for patience—but when ADHD is in the mix, it can feel like you're asked to draw from a deeper well than you expected. That’s not because the love is lacking. Quite the ...

Appearance isn’t everything – yet comments about looks continue to run rampant in our social discourse. Just about everyone is conditioned to have ideals, preferences, aversions and apprehensions ...

Connect with licensed psychologists, psychotherapists, and counsellors across the U.S. All listed professionals are accredited by leading regulatory bodies, including the American Psychological ...

Modern society, particularly in urban hubs such as Los Angeles, is witnessing the rise of a peculiar phenomenon: a culture not of narcissism (or not only of narcissism), as Christopher Lasch ...