Is newness the other side of grief? Our may newsletter speaks to the topic of newness. Newness reminds me of new clothes, fresh delights, trepidation, and nervous
Experience of leisure I was looking forward to this break from work. I had a lot of plans in terms of catching up on pending
Can You See Me? By Libby Scott and Rebecca Westcott, published by Scholastic Children’s Book, is about Tally a 11 year old person with Autism.
The use and abuse of drugs has been an omnipresent concept in our pop culture, history, politics, social culture, personal discovery, and more. Whether we’re
Social Media During Covid: A Neurobiological and Attachment Perspective Let’s first talk about Resonance. What exactly is it? “Resonance” is the shift that occurs in
The Problematic History of Borderline Personality Disorder The history of Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD) has been a rather controversial one. Let’s take a trip down
Let’s be honest, at some point in our lives, we have tried to learn what real sex looks like. When searching for pornography online you
Review of Perks of Being a Wallflower Growing up and learning about new elements of life is one of the most essential phases of maturity
A significant field of research has been emerging on the subjective meaning of asexuality. Discussing this new paradigm of human sexuality requires deep philosophical, ethical,
