PSYCHOLOGY TODAY
How Social Class Shapes Identity
Knowing how class influences unconscious choices and motivations might free you to be more yourself.
PSYCHOLOGY TODAY | APRIL 17, 2026
When Friends Fall Ill: The Psychological Angle
What happens to us when our friends fall ill? Do we respond empathically? Or do we unconsciously act out our fears and difficulties with infirmity?
PSYCHOLOGY TODAY | MARCH 17, 2026
Instead of a Resolution, a New Year’s Investigation
More enduring life changes might require a new approach.
PSYCHOLOGY TODAY | JANUARY 4, 2026
On the 13th Day of Christmas: How We Intersect With the Holidays
People are often upset by winter holidays but don’t understand why.
PSYCHOLOGY TODAY | DECEMBER 15, 2025
What Mother Nature Has to Offer Your Addled Brain
Nature can feel like a maternal presence protecting you.
PSYCHOLOGY TODAY | NOVEMBER 20, 2025
Phobias, Great and Small
Phobias don’t have to be life-shaping to carry meaning.
PSYCHOLOGY TODAY | AUGUST 11, 2025
When Small Problems Loom Too Large
Small problems we blow out of proportion offer an opportunity to understand ourselves better.
PSYCHOLOGY TODAY | FEBRUARY 16, 2026
Unraveling Travel Anxiety
Travel anxiety can be about a lot more than remembering to pack your passport.
PSYCHOLOGY TODAY | OCTOBER 12, 2025
Two Siblings, Same Parents, Entirely Different Experiences
Every child has a unique point of view on their parents.
PSYCHOLOGY TODAY | July 15, 2025
Self-Soothing: The Kind We Bring From Childhood
Your own childhood soothing techniques might work best.
PSYCHOLOGY TODAY | SEPTEMBER 9, 2025
Self-Analysis: What Happens When Therapy Is Over?
The art of becoming your own therapist
PSYCHOLOGY TODAY | June 9, 2025
Understanding Loneliness: The Deep-Seated Kind
Loneliness haunted me until I turned to face it.
PSYCHOLOGY TODAY | May 12, 2025
Restless Legs and an Unquiet Mind
Deciphering what my restless legs were telling me.