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Odelya Gertel Kraybill, PhD – Self-Compassion vs. Self-Criticism

June 25, 2015 Editor 1

Stress responses feel a lot like trauma responses- therefore, those of us with accumulated trauma in our life history can be easily tricked by stress into feeling that we are back in the days of […]

The Age-ism of Play: How we play throughout our lifetimes

December 24, 2014 Kayla Matthews 8

Acclaimed director and writer Frank Capra once stated, “Play has been man’s most useful preoccupation.” Indeed, play is one of the most misunderstood and underrated components of human development, and it serves a vital purpose […] […]

Ogueji Ifeanyichukwu A. – Coping With Daily Stress

September 5, 2014 Editor 1

We can’t exist without eating or drinking, so we also can’t exist without the occurrence of stressful life events. It is normal to be stressed, but it is abnormal to be so stressed that our […]

Marja Hagborg – The Rabbit Hole On Devil’s Island

May 22, 2014 Editor 6

1. It didn’t matter whether it was Monday or Tuesday or still Friday, or if it was day or night, the past and the future were slipping away. It felt like being in a tube […]

Kevin Keough, PsyD – On Crying: The Importance of Being Lachrymose

August 6, 2013 Editor 9

Scientific research supports the accuracy of ancient folk wisdom that crying is good for our health. Although crying is a universal human experience that appears in every culture throughout history, we understand very little about […]

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