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How to Study Psychology
Psychology is one of the most widely-studied sciences around the world. Research shows that every year, nearly 1.5 million undergraduates take introductory psychology courses. In addition, as of 2017, psychology is the fourth most popular college major. Studying...
Psychologist Vs. Psychiatrist
Although many people use the terms interchangeably, psychologists and psychiatrists have distinct mental health roles. While both can qualify to provide therapy, typically, only psychiatrists are able to prescribe medications. Let’s review the main similarities and...
Ask Andrea: My Son Lacks Remorse
Andrea Arlington: Hi there. I'm Andrea Arlington. And welcome to Ask Andrea where I answer questions and offer solutions to questions about relationships, family healing, and more. I hope you enjoy this episode. Watch or read more "Ask Andrea" right here. Dear Andrea,...
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How to Recover From Burnout
Job-related burnout refers to a state of emotional exhaustion that can result in numerous physical and mental health symptoms. Unfortunately, research shows this phenomenon is on the rise. In a recent study, the American Psychological Association (APA) found that 79%...
When Mental Illness Interferes With Work
It's being called "The Great Resignation." Why are people leaving their jobs in mass numbers? Research shows that 68% of millennials and 81% of Gen Zers report leaving jobs for mental health reasons. Subsequently, over three-quarters of respondents indicated having at...
The Identified Patient: Signs & Recovery
What is "the identified patient"? Often known as the black sheep or scapegoat, the ‘identified patient’ is the targeted source of a family system’s dysfunction. The identified patient is often labeled during childhood, and this role can cause serious consequences for...
How to Have the Nightmare of Your Dreams
A Nightmarish Two Years By: Dr. Christina Pierpaoli Parker, PhD COVID-19 has produced unprecedented spikes in psychiatric and sleep symptoms, including those of posttraumatic stress and substance abuse disorders, depression, and insomnia. 2020 onward has...
Ask Andrea: I Want Happiness and Meaning
Hi there, I'm Andrea Arlington, and welcome to Ask Andrea where I answer questions and offer solutions to questions about relationships, family healing, and more. I hope you enjoy this episode. "Dear Andrea, I'm an adult child of alcoholic and narcissistic parents. I...
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Panic Attacks in Children [Preventing & Responding]
While panic attacks tend to be more common in adults than children, research shows that about 1-3% of youth experience them. As a parent or loved one, it is imperative to understand the key warning signs and treatment approaches. ...
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How to Achieve Goals [Science-Backed Strategies for Success]
How many times have you set a New Year’s resolution? Or what about starting that new goal on Monday? If you’re like most people, you might associate a new year or a new week with a new start. But if you’re also like most people, your resolve wears down quickly, and...