Some ‘thinks’ only a psychologist can believe!

Oh no COVID again!?! Four empirically-based interventions for COVID psychological impact

Pathology and presenting problems in clinical practice are now often amplified by the psychological, social or economic impact of COVID. There are some things that help.

Standing about thoughtfully around the dinner table

Power postures are re-visited regarding replication and their credibility as well as who can benefit from mindfulness. As well, research supports eating together as a family seems to be a good idea!

Re-visiting some previous topics

We have spoken of video games and the replication crisis in psychology as well as harm avoidance reduction in relation to  benefit. These topics are visited again in the light of most recent publications.

Cannabis in clinical practice and Practice wills

Nootropics and the problem...

De-humanization/Stereotypy in politics, O/C behaviour in COVID, and “impulsive?"

Requiem for Scott Lilienfeld

Extremism, More psychedelic evidence, Honour and it’s costs, and Full disclosure in treatment?

You are what you taste, Every day is high school and Accuracy of career inventories

Thinking you are better than others lets you act worse! Who gets through divorce better and Post-Traumatic Growth re-visited