Gluttony: Ain’t No Stoppin’ ...
Gluttony is the over-indulgence and over-consumption of food and drink, and it’s something pretty much all of us are guilty...
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Typical Behaviors that Encourage Adult ...
Extended times of stress and being alone are known to increase feelings of restlessness, irritability, difficulty paying attention, and other...
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Parental Regret, Estrangement, and ...
I recognize that some of you may not agree with my assessment and suggestions in this article because it is...
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Toxic People: Signs to Watch For and ...
“There are two types of people, those who contribute and those who detract. You must learn that the best way...
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Preventing Mental Exhaustion
Our society seems only to accept the “go-go-go” mentality. We rush to make ends meet, to make money, and to...
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10 Signs of High-Functioning Autism
The term high-functioning autism isn’t technically a clinical term. It is a term we use to refer to those diagnosed...
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States of Human Development and Those ...
Developmental psychologists often use several theories to think about various aspects of human development. For example, a psychologist assessing intellectual...
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Peers and Playmates: Overcoming ...
In many of our favorite scenes in blockbuster films and scripts in books, we cheer for the underdog. Wherever we...
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How to Cultivate Healthier ...
Therese and Steven are a young couple that’s been happily married for three and a half years, but the past...
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When You’re Up Against It: Bible ...
Do you find trusting God difficult when you’re going through a rough time? On the night that He was betrayed...
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What Depression Feels Like and How to ...
Depression comes in many forms. It can be caused by brain circuitry, an imbalance of brain chemicals, trauma, uncontrollable life...
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Toxic Shame and Guilt
Although many people use the two words “guilt” and “shame” interchangeably, from a psychological perspective, they refer to different experiences....
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