When we dismiss everyday social policing of gender expression, we rehearse patriarchal power, enable a culture of inequality and violence, and a "crisis of connection." ...

When recruiters target you for a high-control group, it can feel like falling in love or pursuing a psychological and biological high.

How psychedelic-assisted therapy may complement ongoing mental health care through collaborative treatment models, continuity, and patient-centered support.

When employees trust chatbots more than HR, it signals a deeper breakdown in workplace trust and a growing barrier to accessing the mental health support they need.

Embarrassment is an emotional response to an innocent mistake. Many are embarrassment-prone because they've set unrealistically high standards for themselves that they can't meet.

Most people aren't vegan or carnivore. Understanding the psychology of the middle majority may be the key to unlocking sustainable dietary shifts at scale.

What actually happened was almost the opposite. Talking on the phone has quietly become passé. Landline usage has declined 78 percent in the U.S. since 2000, replaced by smartphones, and the average ...

The desire to awaken is innate and emerges from a discrepancy between what we feel in our hearts and ordinary experience. A shift in identity is a defining element of waking up.

When you open your home to give a rescue dog a second chance, that dog gives you one too. Here's the science behind why it works.

As Mental Health Awareness Month ends, one powerful tool for supporting children’s emotional well-being may already be in your home: a book and a few minutes together.

Stepchildren feel more supported and are more connected to stepparents who are on their side. Being an ally shows stepchildren that they matter to the stepparent.

Some people cannot tell a coherent life story. One philosopher argues it is not a problem, but simply a different way of being human.