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Archive for April, 2010

Shame and Social Anxiety

“Vibrant” Civic Communities Shown to have Lower Crime Rates

The Art of Communication

Conscientiousness Key for Overall Health, Study Finds

Anger 101 – Understanding, Appreciating, and Coping with Our Anger

Communication and Arguments: “Being Right” vs. “Being in a Relationship”

What Messages About Yourself Are You Sending To Others?

Braille Technology Developed for Transmitting Facial Expressions, Emotions

EMDR: a Symptom-Based, Eight-Phased Treatment

Young Adults with Disabilities: Overfunctioning Can Lead to Underfunctioning

Psychotherapist Points to Poor Eating as Source of Depression

Researchers Link Personality and the Aging Brain

Tanning Addiction: The Dark Side of that Golden Glow

Clergy Sexual Abuse

Dreaming Shown to be Powerful Tool for Learning

NYC Conference Blends Buddhist Meditation, Psychotherapy

Adoption as an Option

Spring Fever is in the Air, and Therapists Take Note

Scientists Hope to Bridge Families with New Meeting Technologies

Suppressing Anger Shown to Jeopardize Heart Health

Review of Trends in American Cinema Suggests Female Heroines Still Stereotypes

Study Measures Impact of Parental Suicide on Children

World Laughter Day Anticipated by Therapists

Canadian Researcher Looks for People with Anorexia

British Program Investigates Women with Psychological Concerns in Literature

Ecstasy Shows Potential for PTSD Clients in Psychotherapy

Alcohol Treatment – Will Your Program Work?

British Red Cross Therapy Professional Sent to Help Stranded Travelers

Good and Bad Deeds Impact Willpower, Physical Ability, Suggests Study

Study Examines Discrepancies in Success of Anti-Gang Programs in Different Cities

Study Bridges Environmental, Genetic Impacts on ADHD Development

How Can I Stop Comparing?

You’ve Just Learned About An Affair

Harvard Paper Explores Politics of Googling Clients

The Double Bind of Sex Addiction

Pioneer in Narcissism Study Dies at 84

Self Love… What It Isn’t

Money, Money, Money

Dieting: Our National Obsession

Study Finds Racial Disparities in Pain-Related Quality of Life

Evidence Produced Against Idea that Emotions are Understood through Mimicking

Spanking Toddlers May Cause More Aggressive Children

Spirituality and Psychotherapy: The View from the Edge

Signs of Low Self-Esteem – Part II

Mindfulness and Not-Knowing

Study Finds Brief, Basic Use of Meditation Yields Positive Effects

Issues Unique to Fathers of Abused Children Explored

Body Image Issues Detected in Healthy Women

Understanding Difficult Behavior—for Foster and Adoptive Parents

Study Finds Eating Disorder Diagnoses may be Too Strict

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