A Common-Sense Guide to the Unconscious Mind
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.
‘Responsibility’ at Psychology, Philosophy and Real Life, Page 9
The following articles are related to ‘Responsibility’ at Psychology, Philosophy and Real Life.
Can We Save Our Loved Ones from ‘Fatal’ Mistakes?
These are some practical and thoughtful ways of helping when a loved one seems to be at risk in relationship with a manipulative or potentially dangerous character.
Beliefs of the Enabler
Although ‘enabling’ and ‘enablers’ are well-known concepts, I still see plenty of this destructive behavior in my office, even by people who know what they are doing. What’s going on here?
Is 2013 the Year of the Do-er?
As the global economy struggles to recover and many people have sunk into dependence on government assistance, a recent popular blog post suggests that we value people for what they produce rather than who they are.
Enough is Enough: Facing the Toxic Mix of Men and Guns
As we wait for more information about yet another heartbreaking school shooting, we must start asking ourselves, what is the true cause of such tragedies. We must start thinking about how the combination of men and guns is toxic, and figure out what we can do about it.
A Different Perspective on Murder-Suicide
Media reports of the recent murder committed by a football hero tended to present him as a victim. We may do well to think more deeply about the epidemic of domestic violence in our society.
To Hit or Not Be Hit: A Commentary on Football
With the safety of football being increasingly questioned, it is important for parents to think about what effects playing will have on their children. It is difficult to say no to such a cultural phenomenon, but it is important that we do so.