Psychology, Philosophy and Real Life published the following articles in November, 2013.
Thanksgiving comes relatively late this year, leaving very little time between its celebration and the Yuletide holidays, so it’s quite likely some frantic days lie right around the corner. That makes it even more imperative to make this year’s celebration a memorable and gratitude-filled event.
Email is so common that we almost start to forget about it. Or rather we would if it would stop dominating our time. Here are five reasons why your email may be out of control and what to do about it.
To this avid observer of the political battle that’s been raging in Washington since the passage of the Affordable Care Act a few years ago, it seems that President Obama was less than fully truthful with the American people about important aspects of law.
Usually when we think of depopulation, we think of whales or pandas, but not human beings. What’s happening now in Japan has the potential to affect humanity on a global scale.
Reading about the state of institutional care for mentally ill people in Mexico brought to mind an experience of my own from a pre-internship training practicum in the early 1980s at a hospital in the United States.
The Muppets are Jim Henson’s legacy. Through them, he gave the world subversive ideas, lasting songs, and wholesome values.
Figuring out what is a problem and what isn’t a problem is harder than it looks. And nowhere is the confusion greater than in therapy.
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