As half of the year has passed, we can sincerely reflect that 2020 has ushered in a new decade of parallel accounts of two urgent crises. Affecting our own nation’s dialogue, we have witnessed widespread agonizing activity in many [...]
Please read Part II here. Within the last decade, the psychological literature on developing resilience has expanded in breadth and depth. Stories of resilience have taken stock with multitudes that cause the medical community to continually wrestle with [...]
Whether consistently bitten by the latest global battle for health and wellness, the most recent political pundit’s commentary or the ongoing inner turbulence of work-life balance challenges within a governmental quarantine, the inner terrain of our thoughts can [...]
With the current COVID-19 pandemic, many teens are experiencing overwhelm and a more acute state of stress. High schools can be a wonderful learning environment for experiencing new challenges, rigorous academic curricula, and well-equipped staff that assist in [...]
In contrast to previous decades, national surveys of college students indicate that the skill to care, empathy, is being corroded and currently diminishing across campuses. In 2009, the average American college student scored less than 75% of college [...]
In the last several years, psychologists have noted a specific decline in sexual activity among young adults and have termed this as the sex recession, observing data from the General Social Survey. The nation’s current climate of casual relationships [...]