Psychology Today Articles and News

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News from Psychology Today

• 2 Factors That Can Make ‘Fluid Relationships’ Work
  1 October 2023
  Is a fluid relationship doomed from the start? Not always, suggests research.
• Apple's New iPhone Can Track Your Mood
  30 September 2023
  Apple’s new mental health focus heralds a new human-tech interaction era.
• What Couples Are Comfortable Talking About
  30 September 2023
  In your interactions with your partner, try noticing when you’re more or less able to effectively engage, and consider what you’re talking about. It might provide useful insights.
• 7 Reasons to Take More Risks the Older You Get
  30 September 2023
  Society may say that risk-taking is for younger folks and that you need to be more careful when you get older. But here's why the opposite may be the case.
• Why You Should Never Choke a Partner During Sex
  30 September 2023
  Choking a partner during sex has become popular thanks to porn. It is just as dangerous as a police chokehold and can cause permanent brain damage or death.
• Getting Your Bearings Is Hardest when You’ve Just Lost Them
  30 September 2023
  It's hard overcoming anxiety when we're at our most anxious. Here are six tips for self-soothing through a difficult transition.
• How Social Support Can Reduce Your Risk for Depression
  30 September 2023
  The role of social support in buffering against depression just got even more clear.
• How Being a Therapist Can Impact Your Personal Life
  30 September 2023
  The good, the bad, and the ugly: A study reveals the secret lives of therapists.
• What’s It Like When Your Friend Is a Therapist?
  30 September 2023
  We’re friends in spite of your “stuff.” We know what's going on, but that's usually not what matters in a friendship. 
• Surprising Ways the Vagus Nerve Activates During Exercise
  30 September 2023
  A new study shows how during exercise, vagus nerve activity increases and enhances coronary blood flow.

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