Some people develop a pattern of being victimized—or rather re-victimized. There are various reasons for this.

"You love my brother more than me!" If you're a parent and one of your children accuses you of favouring a sibling, it can ...

As federal aid fades, RI Foundation steps up with $6.1M for local nonprofits. Here's who got the grants and how they'll spend ...

A new study shows that children under the age of 13 who had access to a smartphone were more likely to have suicidal thoughts ...

PTSD. Learn how trauma fuels chronic shame—and how to change the narrative. Reclaim your voice with compassion and ...

Leadership today isn't just about knowledge or technical skills; it's about having profound control over one's own emotions, thoughts, and actions, what we call self-regulation. When this crucial ...

Nigeria’s rising divorce rate is creating a hidden crisis — children caught in the devastating fallout. As broken families ...

France’s planned acknowledgment of Palestine’s statehood can be traced, first, to its collective guilt for its persecution, ...

While some people enjoy food in a happy and healthy way, like my foodie friends, others find eating or drinking a daily ...

Screen-induced anxiety refers to experiencing negative consequences cognitively and emotionally, such as feeling overstimulated, low self-esteem and panic due to excessive use of social media. It may ...

Child psychologist Reem Raouda, who has studied more than 200 child-parent relationships, says there’s one life skill that ...

Josh Drummond explores the enduring appeal of self-help books and asks what they’re really doing for us. T his self-help book ...