Feeling out of place? Dr. Adrian Furnham discusses culture shock and its effects on business.
Dr. Adrian Furnham is a South African born psychologist who’s done research into the phenomenon known as “culture shock”. Not sure what culture shock is?…
Category: Interviews
Revenge of the Introvert! An Interview with Laurie Helgoe
Today it was an absolute pleasure peeking into the mind of author, speaker, and educator, Dr. Laurie Helgoe. I was excited to interview the prolific writer…
A Post-College Survival Guide: An Interview with Deborah Cohan, Ph.D.
By Nikki Moylan As colleges end and graduations go on, a lot of young millennials are thrown into the real world and experience stress. I…
The Perks of Being Helpful to Others – An Interview with Art Markman
A simple study can emphasize the importance of empathy. Seriously, it is proved that helping other externalize their problems might help you develop new ways…
I have seen your brain and it might not be so pretty Interview with Susan K. Perry
This interview is based on the article written by Susan K. Perry Ph.D. https://www.psychologytoday.com/blog/creating-in-flow/201705/i-have-seen-your-brain-and-it-might-not-be-so-pretty In your blog post titled “I have seen your brain and it might not…
How the Your Brain Reacts To Your Suicide Attempts – Interview Gary L. Wenk
This interview is based on the article: How Suicide Can Affect the Brain written by Gary L. Wenk Ph.D. Why did you decide to write about…
Why You Shouldn’t Believe Everything You Read About Marijuana, Raychelle Lohmann Unravels Teen Drug Use
Raychelle Cassada Lohmann, MS, LPCS, is a professional counselor and author of several books about teen anger, sexual trauma, and bullying. She is also a parenting contributor…
Maybe We Are Afraid to be Happy – An Interview with Krystine Batcho
Accepting that things can simply turn out good for you can be a difficult task, specially if you have a lot of cultural and psychological…
Triumph Over Trich: An Interview with Specialist Lindsey M. Muller on Body-Focused Repetitive Behaviors and Perfectionism
Lindsey M. Muller, M.S., LCPC is a specialist on the treatment of Body-Focused Repetitive Behaviors, anxiety, and self-discovery. She is the author of numerous articles,…
What’s My Diagnosis? Karen Kleiman Explains the Connection between Postpartum Depression and Bipolar Illness
Karen Kleiman, MSW, LCSW is the author of several books and articles on postpartum depression, and has over 25 years of experience treating prenatal and…
Gaslighting in Relationships: Know the Warning Signs – An Interview with Preston Ni
Gaslighting is a psychologically abusive tactic used in many toxic relationships. It manipulates an individual’s perceptions–making them doubt their own sanity and reality. Interestingly, the…
A Change in Perspective Can Make All the Difference
Jess Lourey is the author of the Murder-by-Month series and has written fantasy, young adult, historical and non fiction works. She is also a…
Twenties’ Bucket List: How to Unstuck?
An Interview with Robin Marantz Henig. The saddest summary of a life contains three descriptions: could have, might have, and should have. ~ Louis E. Boone…
Looking at the Future with Games and Research, an Interview Dr. Art Markman
Dr. Art Markman, a professor of Psychology at the University of Texas at Austin and an author of Brain Briefs, specializes in cognitive science. Publishing over…
Anxiety on the rise in college students: an interview with Katharine Brooks, Ed.D
By Nikki Moylan College students today are under immense amounts of pressure, according to a 2015 survey conducted by the American College Health Association which…
Beating Procrastination, with Dr. Joel Minden
An interview with clinical psychologist, Dr. Joel Minden, discussing strategies for beating procrastination. Joel…
Philosophy Meets Addiction: More From Peg O’Connor
Peg O’Connor is a professor of Philosophy, who has been teaching for 22 years, with training in moral and feminist philosophy. Her earlier work studied the…
How Stress Makes Us More Vulnerable to Addiction – Interview with Shahram Heshmat
Drugs act as a form of self-medication to dispel unwanted distress. We see how at the moment…
Manifestations of Trauma: The Relationship between PTSD and Eating Disorders—An Interview with Dr. Judy Scheel
Judy Scheel, Ph.D., L.C.S.W, CEDS has over twenty years of experience treating eating disorders and holds fast to the belief that mutual respect, empathy, and…
Drop Your Labels: An Interview with Sophia Dembling on being Introverted
Today I had the pleasure of peeking into the illumined mind of Sophia Dembling, an introverted writer, editor, author, and speaker. With a specialized interest…