False Memories – An Interview With Dr Anastasi
False memories are vivid memories that an individual has of an event that has not occurred in their life. For example, individuals may have an…
Category: Interviews
Relationship Dynamics In Same-Sex Couples, An Interview With Joanne Bagshaw
Gay couples are more likely to problem-solve cooperatively, share work equally, and cheat less. In fact, same-sex couples are more likely to discuss open relationships than…
Being woman in business- An interview with Ronald Riggio Ph.D.
Some things about the author: As we can read at the website Ronald E. Riggio, Ph. D., is the Henry R. Kravis Professor of Leadership…
Legal or Not? an interview with Dr. David Rettew about Marijuana
David Rettew, M.D., is a child psychiatrist and Associate Professor of Psychiatry and Pediatrics at the University of Vermont College of Medicine. He is the…
Father Absence and Parental Alienation: How Children Suffer Without Both Parents, an Interview with Edward Kruk
Edward Kruk is a professor of Social Work at the University of British Columbia, with a focus on child and family issues. He is also an…
The Depths of Beauty, an interview with Dr. David Seaburn
David B. Seaburn is a writer. His sixth novel, Parrot Talk, was released by Black Rose Writing in May 2017. Seaburn is also a retired…
The performing art of being a couple: an interview with Mark O’Connell
Mark O’Connell, LCSW-R, MFA, is a NYC-based psychotherapist in private practice, and the author of “Modern Brides & Modern Grooms: A Guide to Planning Straight,…
[Link] Interview with the founder of International Forgiveness – Dr. Robert Enright
Dr. Robert Enright is a professor of educational psychology at the University of Wisconsin-Madison and a licensed psychologist who pioneered the social scientific study of forgiveness. He…
Learning To Live In The Moment, An Interview With Nancy Darling
In today’s fast-paced world, it can be difficult to focus on the now.We struggle to settle down, appreciate the present, and even fail to give our…
Studying a psycholinguist- An interview with David Ludden
There are so many interesting things to study in the world we live in. Whether it’s technological advances or archaeology, there’s always something new to…
Making Relationships and Friendships Meaningful – Interview with Dr. John Amodeo
Dr. John Amodeo, author of Dancing with Fire: A Mindful Way to Loving Relationships and a marriage/family therapist, is adept towards helping those in relationships find…
What Animals Teach Us About the Biological Origins of Our Own Behavior
Meet Nathan H. Lents, PhD; professor of molecular biology. Currently he works at John Jay College of Criminal Justice, of the City University of New…
Minority Students in American Schools, Dr. Henderson Discusses the Impact of Race Related Trauma on Students
Dr. Dawn Henderson has a Ph.D in Psychology, and is a Principal Investigator in the Collective Health and Education Equity Research (CHEER) Lab at…
How to Stop Procrastinating and Being Seen as a Bore : An Interview with Dr. Toohey
An Interview with professor and author Dr. Peter Toohey, on the ins and outs of being seen as a bore and procrastinating. Peter Toohey, Ph.D.,…
A Clinical Insight into Bulimia Nervosa – An Interview with Eugene Beresin
“This is a marathon, not a sprint” Q1) Dr. Beresin, you are the executive director of The Clay Center for Young Healthy Minds at Massachusetts…
Dale Hartley, Manipulation, and other Psychological Musings
I had a blast manipulating Dr. Dale Hartley into being interviewed by me! The lifelong educator, currently stationed at West Virginia University, is the author…
Suicide and the Internet – an interview with Romeo Vitelli
Q1) Dr. Vitelli, you`ve been blogging on “Media Spotlight” a few years now. What is your general approach when it comes to creating a new…
Skin Stresses: Specialist Matt Traube Explains Anxiety’s Impacts on the Skin
Matt Traube, MFT is a licensed child and adult psychotherapist who specializes in psychological aspects of skin conditions, anxiety and phobias, teenage and young adult…
13 Reasons Why: An Australian Psychologist and Suicidologist’s Perspective
13 Reasons Why is certainly an addictive show and representative of our era – graphic, thought-provoking and at times shocking. However, suicide is a difficult…
Psychologist, Author, Media Expert- Dr. Deborah Serani gives some insight
Dr. Deborah Serani is a psychologist and an award-winning author. She is a go-to media expert on psychological issues, with interviews in ABC News, The Associated…