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Couples Retreat: Marriage Therapy Misrepresented in Films
April 18, 2015 .
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Recent statistics show that the average couple experiencing difficulty waits six years to seek therapy, which may be too late for some couples, as 40 to 50% of marriages across the United ... Read More
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My Husband Cheated! So Why Is Our Sex Life Hotter Than Ever? April 17, 2015 . 9 Comments
Thank you for your letter. Let me start by saying this pattern is more common than many people realize. There are varying opinions on why feelings and reactions evolve this way, but there ... Read More
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Researchers Identify the Brain Signals Behind ‘Cooties’
April 15, 2015 .
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Circle, circle, dot, dot … if you know how the “vaccination” ends, then you’re just like millions of other people who grew up fearing the dreaded “cooties.” ... Read More
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Violent Video Games Don’t Make Kids Violent, Study Finds
April 14, 2015 .
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Violence in video games has long concerned parents, who worry about the influence on impressionable minds of controversial games such as Grand Theft Auto. In many games, players score higher ... Read More
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Help! I’m Finally Clean, but My Boyfriend Still Uses Drugs April 10, 2015 . 9 Comments
Thank you for your question, and congratulations on your sobriety! Fifteen months is great; clearly, in spite of your current woes, you’re doing something right. I think the answer to ... Read More
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When Things Get Out of Hand: Trauma and the Triune Brain
April 10, 2015 .
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In recent decades, neuroscience and psychotherapy have joined forces in seeking to understand the biological bases of behavior. The brain is a complex organ, and as we study its function ... Read More
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Could Brain Signals Stop Your Heart at the Time of Death?
April 9, 2015 .
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Most people want to live as long as possible, but researchers have found that your brain might, in the end, work against you. The study, published in the Proceedings of the National Academy ... Read More
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Secondhand Hurt: The Impact of Domestic Violence on Children
April 9, 2015 .
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The continuum of exposure to domestic violence ranges from chronic arguing and yelling to controlling behaviors, threats, and intimidation, to physical threats, threats of suicide or murder, ... Read More
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8 Ways to Help with Sexual Assault Awareness and Prevention
April 7, 2015 .
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Sexual assault, a difficult subject for many people to talk or even think about, is an unfortunate reality for the approximately 250,000 people who are sexually assaulted in the United ... Read More
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Life’s Most Worthwhile Lesson: Learning to Love and Be Loved
April 7, 2015 .
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Being in relationships is a natural and necessary part of life. Human beings are designed to form bonds with each other. In fact, a lack of healthy bonds with other people can cause a variety ... Read More
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You Married an Emotionally Abusive Person. Now What?
April 6, 2015 .
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Matt and Michele, as we’ll call them, had a pretty good engagement period. Matt spoiled Michele with flowers and sweet, little notes. They went to movies, took long walks, had heart-to-heart ... Read More
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Does Depression Play a Role in Violent Behavior?
April 3, 2015 .
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Although recent developments in the investigation into the crash of Germanwings Flight 9525 reveal that copilot Andreas Lubitz had recently researched suicide methods and the security of ... Read More