PSYCHOTHERAPY FOR ADOLESCENTS, CHildren AND ADULTS
Researchers from Sweden and the U.S. recently published data in JAMA Network Open on adverse and positive health outcomes of five psychedelics consumed by U.S. adults from the 2025 National Survey Investigating Hallucinogenic Trends.
From The Microdose.
Read moreJoseph Giacino is a professor of physical medicine and rehabilitation at Harvard Medical School and the director of rehabilitation neuropsychology at Spaulding Rehabilitation Hospital.
Here he talks about the malleability of consciousness.
Read morePsychologists are now finding that mental flexibility, not pushing through at all costs, is the real key to perseverance.
Read moreExperts have finally learned how the right human touch can transform your health.
Physical contact is vital for our wellbeing. New research is revealing why.
Read moreIn his new book The Brain Cliff, Dr Norman Swan outlines the science of brain ageing and strategies for staving off cognitive decline.
Read moreHere’s an interview with a loneliness researcher about the varieties of social isolation. Feeling lonely may be generally more dangerous than being alone.
Read moreNew research published in Health & Place suggests that engaging in outdoor activities—even alone—might actually protect us from feeling lonely.
Read moreA recent study by scientists in Germany, Peru, and the United Kingdom explored the features of nature sounds that elicit mental well-being.
“We still don’t really know how the diversity and complexity of sounds affects how people feel, or why some sounds may be more uplifting than others,” explained study author Kevin Rozario, a graduate student at the German Centre for Integrative Biodiversity Research.
Read moreA conversation with a dream researcher about how dream content and recall may reflect personality and thinking style.
Read moreThese transformations varied from person to person, but the researchers were able to find patterns.
“Our findings show that dreams are not just a reflection of past experiences, but a dynamic process shaped by who we are and what we live through,” study author Valentina Elce explained.
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