Archive for the ‘Technology and Psychology’ Category

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Research Library Spun off to CounsellingBooks.com

Last updated 7th February 2008

With more than one hundred pages of annotated entries covering books and journal articles, our popular mental health research library has been freshly updated and re-organised and now has a new home at CounsellingBooks.com.

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Musings On the Ethnosphere

Last updated 23rd January 2008

Will we turn around one day and discover that the way of life we have created, with all its individual freedoms, is totally unsustainable? Will we come to agree with most of the societies who have ever lived on Earth that interdependence is the only way to go on a planet as small, and yet incredibly diverse, as ours?

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Online Bullying: Laugh at it and You’re Part of It

Last updated 25th September 2007

Whereas once the bullying that occurred in school corridors or in the streets could be escaped from at home, now every part of a child’s private world can be touched by bullying, and it can be seen by absolutely everyone who knows you and thousands who don’t. The scope for harassment and bullying is now immense.

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Screen Time for Babies and Grownups

Last updated 17th September 2007

The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends that children over the age of two spend no more than 2 hours per day with screen media, and children below two should have no screen time at all. My computer-phobic baby seems to agree. Do I have the same needs as she does?

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WordPress, Movable Type Hit by New Duplicate Content Bugs

Last updated 2nd August 2007

If you write a blog — especially if you write one as part of your business — you’ll want to know about a new duplicate content vulnerability in WordPress and Movable Type. No, this isn’t the same old vulnerability that first hit the news last year — this is a new one, and this time it’s a bug.

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