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Top Psychology Today News

U.N. Study: 'Lack of Choice' Contributing to 'Fertility Crisis'

U.N. Study: 'Lack of Choice' Contributing to 'Fertility Crisis'

49% Right coverage: 35 sources

The United Nations Population Fund, or UNFPA, announced Tuesday that while some may worry about a population decline and how it could impact a country's survival, the bigger crisis is that people are not having children See the Story

Ban on 'no ball games' signs suggested to get kids off screens

Mental Health · United Kingdom

Ban on 'no ball games' signs suggested to get kids off screens

70% Center coverage: 13 sources

Psychedelics, Psychiatry, and Moving Toward the Monstrous

Europe · Aschaffenburg

Psychedelics, Psychiatry, and Moving Toward the Monstrous

83% Center coverage: 6 sources

Personal Perspective: Psychedelics are used therapeutically to learn from all that the mind generates. Why is conventional psychiatry so opposed to taking thought seriously?See the Story

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Kennedy’s Autism Crusade Ignores History, Including His Own Family’s

Kennedy’s Autism Crusade Ignores History, Including His Own Family’s

Kennedy’s Autism Crusade Ignores History, Including His Own Family’s

Celebrating the Fathers — and Father Figures — Who Choose to Show Up

100% Center coverage: 3 sources

As we enter Father’s Day weekend, the nation pauses—if only briefly—to recognize the men who choose to show up, to be present, and to nurture.Father's Day See the Story

Adult Children's Fight Sours Every Family Gathering

100% Center coverage: 6 sources

Dear Eric: I have three adult children. About three years ago there was an issue, and my oldest, Doug, and middle, Linda, disrespected each other. It wasn't a small issue, but (in my and my wife's opinion) it wasn't a…Beatrice, Nebraska · Beatrice See the Story

How Fathers Teach Virtue By Example

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

The story of fatherhood is mixed. It is tempting to focus on the troubles; so let’s not do this today.Canada · Canada Read Article

Shame: The Taboo Emotion We Need to Befriend

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

When we bury shame, it drives narcissism, numbness, and disconnection. Befriending it with compassion opens the door to healing, empathy, and deeper connection.Canada · Canada Read Article

Learned Helplessness at Work: What Leaders Can Do

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

If your team feels stuck or disengaged, learned helplessness might be why. Here's what you can do to help them get unstuck!Work · Canada See the Story

A Systems Approach to Decision-Making Under Extreme Stress

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Here's how we make quick decisions to escape danger.Canada · Canada Read Article

Why Athletes Do (and Don't) Report Abuse in Sports

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Athletes often stay silent about abuse due to fear, power dynamics, and disbelief. This post explores why they don’t report and how to create safe pathways to disclosure.Canada · Canada Read Article

Biophotons May Shed New Light on Body and Brain Activity

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Living organisms emit light due to biochemical reactions. This phenomenon raises the question of whether the electromagnetic waves emitted by living tissues contain information about those tissues. This is especially fascinating in the brain emission.Canada · Canada Read Article

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