Carl Rogers saw the ability of people to listen to each other as fundamental to therapy and to the positive development of all human relationships.

A native New Yorker, Maslow valued his early experiences in city life. Urban historian Lewis Mumford was a key influence on Maslow's viewpoint.

Talking to oneself is a common habit among many women and has a psychological explanation. This article explores its causes, benefits, and meanings from a scientific and emotional perspective ...

Accepting premature gray hair as a young woman is not just an aesthetic choice. Psychology explains how self-esteem, identity, and social pressure influence this personal decision ...

Vinh Nguyen spent more than two decades working for the U.S. government on issues related to cybersecurity and artificial intelligence. He sat down with CFR to discuss his work at the National ...

The field of psychology is not monolithic — it’s made up of different schools of thought, each with different assumptions about how the mind works, what causes distress and how healing happens. These ...

Some self-help books shout. Others whisper and stay with you. This selection looks at quietly powerful titles that reshape habits, relationships, attention, and self-worth without hype, guilt, or ...

Infidelity in a romantic relationship is one of the most emotionally devastating experiences. According to psychology, this event can trigger a depression stage marked by feelings of loss, personal ...

This Valentine’s Day Weekend, counselling psychologist Raiza Khan urges couples to know themselves, set boundaries and heal before seeking lasting love.

The Neubauer Collegium for Culture and Society has announced 10 new research collaborations for 2026–2027. The projects range broadly in scope and methodology, though all adopt a multi-disciplinary, ...

Mental Match,” a new ROAR Studios documentary directed by Silas Gobat, film and television production major, explores the bond between LMU students seeking therapy and the Student Psychological Servic ...

The “New York Times” columnist on the sins of the educated class, what Trump gets right, and why he’s leaving the newspaper ...