Good Reads
Mental Health Service
Good In Bed
By: Jennifer Bleyer
The strong couple’s solution to dealing with imbalances in desire
The Coddling Of the American Mind
The Coddling of the American Mind: How Good Intentions and Bad Ideas Are Setting Up a Generation for Failure
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Unwanted Thoughts? Snap the Rubber Band!
By: Harriet Lerner Ph.D.
Negative thoughts? Here's one way to loosen their grip.
The Impact of Parental Alienation on Children
Undermining loving parent-child relationships as child maltreatment
Self-Sabotage: The Enemy Within
We all get in our own way occasionally and some people do it repeatedly, whether it's procrastinating, drinking, or overeating. Self-sabotaging behavior results from a misguided attempt to rescue ourselves from our own negative feelings.
Why Highly Successful People Seek Therapy
By: Amy Morin
the five most common reasons highly successful people seek therapy
When Children Lie
How effective are we in detecting whether a child is lying or not?
Why Couples Have Sex Even When One Partner Isn't in the Mood
Both men and women do it. But it depends on our reasons why.
Five Anxiety-Lowering Strategies for Children
Tools to help kids worry less can be a big relief for parents.
Uncontrollable Anger Can Be Part of Postpartum Depression
By: Katherine Stone
Often PPD goes undetected due to anger as appose to sadness. How uncontrollable anger can be part of Postpartum depression
Understanding the Five Love Languages
By: Gary Chapman
Understanding the five ways that people speak and understand emotional love.
The 4 Habits of Highly Happy Couples
Drawn from years of research, attitudes to help keep each other satisfied.
Feelings Aren’t Facts
Sometimes our emotions are difficult to understand and trust.
Ten Commandments for Dealing with Infertility
These Ten Commandments are core coping advice for infertility couples.
Why Intimate Sex Is the Key to a Successful Relationship
By:Lisa Thomas LMFT
Great sex is a learned skill, understanding how intimacy works is key
Wicked Thoughts
By: Jena E Pincott
Many of us have secretly reveled in a friend’s downfall or fantasized about committing a crime. The way you think about such dark impulses determines whether they become a source of titillation or torment.
How Depression Affects Your Family
By: Lori Miller Kase
Moms who are depressed often suffer in silence -- but this common illness can also take a heavy toll on their children. That's why getting treated is more important than ever
Science Says Lasting Relationships Come Down To 2 Basic Traits
By: EMILY ESFAHANI SMITH
Science says lasting relationships come down to—you guessed it—kindness and generosity.
Secrets of your ADHD Brain
By: William Dodson, MD
Most people are neurologically equipped to determine what’s important and get motivated to do it, even when it doesn’t interest them. Then there are the rest of us, who have attention deficit — ADHD or ADD — and the brain that goes along with it.
What Teenagers are Learning from Online Porn
By: LA TIMES
American teenagers watch much more porn than their parents. Learn the affect on the growth and understanding of sex.
Public School? Private School? Home School?
What to do when you worry the public schools will shortchange your child?
6 Openings for Talking to Kids About Sex and Gender
By: Karen L Smith MSS, LCSW
Don't be left out of these most important of conversations with your kids.
Why Aren't We Talking to Our Partners About Sex?
Chatter about sex can be heard everywhere, except where it’s most needed.
Postpartum Depression Underdiagnosed in Men
Research suggests that postpartum depression also occurs among men. Is it happening to you?
Happy Wife, Happy Life?
By: Lian Bloch Ph.D.
Wives’ ability to calm during conflict impacts marital satisfaction.
The Invisible Struggle of Married Men
Why aren't we talking about "voicelessness" in married men?
Panic as Fight-or-Flight
Intense anxiety has features of escaping from a predator.