October 2014 – Page 2 – PsychologyTomorrowMagazine

Losing Myself to Healthy

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If I have the cookie, I will skip my planned snack. Oh, and I should probably walk home from work since I cut my run short this morning. But I didn’t have avocado on my […] […]

Pretty Painted Picture

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When I look in the mirror, I see his face. All his distinct features right there in front of me, staring right back. The deep, dark eyes. The high cheekbones. Sometimes I see the belt […] […]

Art from Dreams: My Jungian Journey in Collage, Assemblage, and Poetry

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Dreams appear mysterious. The images and symbols conveyed are gleaned from such diverse sources as present situations, childhood, religion, history, etc.: All attempting to communicate information from our unconscious mind to our conscious mind. Both minds perceive and assimilate […] […]

Coffee Meets Bagel: Internet Dating Revamped

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There are what seems a myriad of dating sites and apps currently on the market for singles. Having been around the proverbial dating block, I can tell you that each is definitely different than the […] […]

Choosing Motherhood

October 14, 2014 Alyssa Siegel 0

When I learned that the focus of this month’s issue was going to be on women, I knew that I wanted to write about how motherhood impacts a woman’s identity. But clarifying what aspects of […] […]

from LATE SUMMER

October 14, 2014 Deborah Landau 0

from LATE SUMMER * But we already did everything – Then it came on again and we were wearing it like the same dress a yellow one a little worn threadbare out of date lying […]

Contemplacion: Art out of civil war-torn El Salvador

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As a first generation Salvadoran-American, historical collective memory is the prime influence and inspiration for my work. Every face, every voice, and every hand holds a story. Through art one can rediscover what has been […] […]

Let Loose Your Fashion: NYC Fashion Week Event

October 14, 2014 Adam A. Neal 0

“Given enough paint, paper and permission, there’s no telling where we might end up…” – Bill Hayward As a kick-off to Fashion Week 2014 befitting the alternative thinkers of Psychology Tomorrow Magazine, the High Line Hotel in […] […]

Magical Locks: Confessions of a Compulsive Hair Twister

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It’s been about three days since I last had to cut out a knot of hair. It was a good one too, right on top and always accessible; whether my hair was up in a tousled […] […]

Matt Rawlings – Sports Betting in the UK: A Psychological View

October 8, 2014 Editor 0

James Smith* is 42 years old. He’s been happily married for over ten years, has three children of primary school age, and owns a four-bedroom detached house, for which he expects to complete mortgage payments […]