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Yes, Breathwork Works—Especially for Trauma
Breathwork really does work for trauma, many studies show. And new data reveals that it can really help teens too.
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When More Orgasms May Signal a Problem
People experiencing more sexual distress may gravitate toward more online sexual activity, but not necessarily watching porn.
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Beyond the Assumption of Risk
Efforts to prevent sexual abuse can be improved through greater understanding of the motivations and choices of people who have sexual attraction to children but don’t act on them.
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Why Do Adolescents Stay Up So Late?
Adolescents often get insufficient sleep. These sleep hygiene shifts, and better self-regulation, could help.
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What “The Odyssey” Teaches Us About Moral Injury
Christopher Nolan’s billion-dollar epic is really a 3,000-year-old psychology case study. Here’s what “The Odyssey” and three other classic films reveal about the hidden cos...
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What to Do If You’re in a Relationship With a Self-Centered Partner
Most people fear that if their partner is a person with narcissistic qualities, they should get out. New research will help you decide whether the relationship can be saved.
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How a Free Care Consultation Can Help Your Family
Deciding whether an aging parent or loved one needs extra help can be difficult. You may notice that Mom is having more trouble preparing meals. Dad may not be as steady on his feet as he used to b...
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What Drives the Relentless Pursuit of Addicting Drugs?
Orexin drives arousal, motivation, and reward-seeking. Understanding this brain system may help explain motivation, addiction and lead to treatments reducing craving and relapse.
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How Your Children View AI and Why It Matters
Want to help children use AI? Start by recognizing what they already think about artificial assistance.
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When “Healthy” Eating Stops Being Healthy
When does “healthy eating” become “unhealthy”? New research explores how social media could be related to an excessive fixation on “clean eating” and who may be most vulnerable.