How to Teach Your Kids About the Brain
How to Teach Your Kids About the Brain Great article for parents, teachers, and therapists to help kids improve emotional intelligence.
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365 Days of Awesome
Like many in my community I’m starting 2017 with a sense of trepidation and unease. The world feels much less safe for many of those I love, particularly those who are people of color, women, non-Christian, gay, trans, or all of the above. The world didn’t feel especially safe for these folks before, and now
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Childhood Trauma Leads to Brains Wired for Fear
Childhood Trauma Leads to Brains Wired for Fear A brief explanation from Bessel van der Kolk about the long term impact of childhood trauma on the brain.
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8 little things a wife can do to make her husband happy
8 little things a wife can do to make her husband happy Holy Feminism Batman! This gal needs to listen to “Your Brain on Love” by Stan Tatkin and come on out of the dark ages. The 21st century is ready to welcome her!
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Asking for a Friend: I’m in Love With a Republican—What Do I Do?
Asking for a Friend: I’m in Love With a Republican—What Do I Do? Last year a friend who writes for The Nation interviewed me for her column. The issue seems even more relevant since the election.
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Revenge, by Elisa Chavez
ecc-poetry: Since you mention it, I think I will start that race war. I could’ve swung either way? But now I’m definitely spending the next 4 years converting your daughters to lesbianism; I’m gonna eat all your guns. Swallow them lock stock and barrel and spit bullet casings onto the dinner table; I’ll give birth
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Journalist Challenges the Stigma of Mental Illness
Journalist Challenges the Stigma of Mental Illness
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Stan Tatkin Looks at the Candidates from a Couple Therapy Perspective
Stan Tatkin Looks at the Candidates from a Couple Therapy Perspective
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Same-Sex Parenting Does Not Result in Disadvantaged Kids, Study Says
Same-sex parenting has sparked much heated conversation, especially in the sphere of religion. But science has officially disproven the notion that children raised by parents of the same sex will grow up any differently than those being raised by heterosexual parents.
According to a study published in the Journal of Developmental & Behavioral Pediatrics, the “quality of family relationships” has more influence on a child’s well-being than the structure of the family. In addition, “no differences” were found in children despite their parents’ orientations.
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The danger of high-functioning depression as told by a college student.
The danger of high-functioning depression as told by a college student. A good reminder for clinicians that even if it doesn’t look like a duck or quack like a duck, it might still be a duck, or depression.
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