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The Pandemic Has Created a ‘Zoom Boom’ in Remote Psychotherapy Research suggests virtual sessions can be as effective as in-person meetings

Long-term social distancing may be traumatic. Here is what to expect and what to do Passover is here, and Easter and Ramadan are approaching. Occasions that typically bring families together to pray, reflect and celebrate -- fellowship needed, perhaps, now more than ever -- will look different this year as the coronavirus pandemic continues.

10 Mental Health Signs To Watch Out For In Kids In The Age Of COVID-19 Child psychologists share their advice for concerned parents during this time of uncertainty.

Informed Consent Checklist for Telepsychological Services

What the COVID-19 telehealth waiver means for psychology practitioners Emergency legislation and guidelines are temporarily expanding psychologists’ ability to provide telehealth services to Medicare patients so they can receive treatment at home during the public health emergency.

Motivation for Creation: Understanding the intersection of intrinsic drive and creativity — Psych Learning Curve Ominous forecasts speculate that technological innovations will replace many occupational opportunities. To combat this looming calamity, creativity is being hailed as the skill of the future. Humans...

A psychology researcher explains how social media is changing us Unsurprisingly, it's not great news: there's a direct correlation between depression and time spent on social media

Singing To Your Baby Could Help Soothe Postpartum Depression, Study Says What do you get when you put a bunch of new moms and their babies in a room? Hopefully a whole lot of singing. According to recent research published in the British Journal of Psychiatry, group singing sessions with babies could help postpartum depre…

Understanding Resilience Through A Wealth Psychology Expert's Eyes Resilience is the ability to emotionally recover after a personal or professional set back. Ideally, you learn something from this experience.

How your hometown's weather helped shape your personality If you were to design a person who is friendly, outgoing, open and conscientious, it may help if he or she is raised in a weather sweet spot.

Here's how 15 minutes of solitude can affect your emotions When you’re feeling angry, stressed or overexcited, let a little alone time soothe you back to a more peaceful state.