The Syrian slaughter. North Korea nuclear warheads. ISIS attacks. School shootings. Social media-fed teen depression. Thugs victimizing people of color and women. Inequality increasing. Online…
Posts published in April 2018
– M. Chet Mirman, Ph.D. Abstract In recent decades, the clamor for evidence-based techniques has been pushing aside the values of self-awareness and relational wisdom…
– Bryan K. Nichols, Ph.D. I’m going to share with you some of my experiences as a psychologist working in community-based programming over the past…
“SKIN”, Issue 1, Winter 2017 Edition 2017 Editorial Staff Other/Wise Executive & Managing Editor: Farrell Silverberg Other/Wise Editorial Team: George Bermudez Joyce Rosenberg General…
I was intrigued this past week when I noticed a new article coming out in the Academy of Management Annals. Perrigino, Dunford, and Wilson (in…
The teen years are, for many, a time of rewarding friendships, noble idealism (think Parkland), and an expanding vision for life’s possibilities. But for others,…
Join Kathryn DeLonga, PsyD for a workshop on depression and teenagers. This event will take place in Rockville, Maryland. It will not be recorded. A…
Would you risk riding to the airport in a self-driving car? If you said no, you aren’t alone. In a 2017 Pew survey, 56…
Editors note: This is one in a series of posts focused on articles published in the March 2018 special edition of Consulting Psychology Journal: Practice…
The National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH) Office of Autism Research Coordination (OARC) is pleased to invite you to attend our annual special event to…