Psychology, Philosophy and Real Life published the following articles in January, 2013.
With the new governmental mental health recommendations arriving, it is time for us to think about paying mental health professionals what they are worth, as an important aspect of increasing access to services.
In order to make wise decisions as we debate health insurance and healthcare questions, we need to step back and understand the historical context, and we need to redefine the central issues.
Most of our electronic devices never really turn all the way “off” anymore. Have you noticed that people are getting that way too?
Freud’s ideas about the unconscious mind can seem esoteric and daunting. However, a basic understanding of how the unconscious mind works can pay real dividends in everyday living.
In recent weeks, access to mental health services has been used as a distraction from gun control. While the lunatic registry is ridiculous, there are significant ways that the mental health field can help improve society and, hopefully, prevent another massacre.
As we contemplate the recent Oprah-Armstrong interview, let us focus on what we can learn from it. Let us try to make good sense of it, so we can better understand ourselves and our society.
According to research, the current generation of students think very highly of themselves, contrary to objective evidence. In today’s tight job market, their success is not guaranteed.
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