Note: This article contains spoilers for the first season of the Apple TV series, Pluribus.

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We don’t have the ability to make someone else happy, but we do have the ability to make someone else miserable.

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The FBI says violent crime is plummeting. But the data they released on February 11th tells a different story about what's happening inside American homes.

It's easy to get drawn into artificial ways of substantiating self-worth. But there's a more genuine path of simplicity and self-love.

Small problems we blow out of proportion offer an opportunity to understand ourselves better by understanding the meaning our unconscious has given them.

Do you secretly wish your partner fully understood you? Maybe you should worry more if they lose their curiosity.

A practical, clinician-focused guide to interpreting high-risk PHQ-9 results, assessing suicide risk, and responding with ...

Does your teenager roll their eyes when you give advice or warn them? With a few adjustments, parents can get teens to open up and think through their decisions.

Just to reassure you, you’re not letting go of your child. You’re letting go of the pain and suffering and fully accepting the reality of losing them.