November 1999

Best of the Century

Dr. Albert Ellis highlights the leaps and bounds psychology has made throughout the decades, setting the stage for excerpts from some of our best articles.

Celebrity Meltdown

Celebrities and heroes who struggle with depression.
Reinventing Yourself

Research on memory shows that who you are is limited only by your imagination.
Bad Girls

Violence by women has skyrocketed in the latter part of this century. Have they taken "women's liberation" one step too far--or are they just showing their natural killer instinct?

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The Pep Pill

A pill that puts pep in your step.

by Camille Chatterjee

Bookworms

by PT Staff

Coffee: Can It Kill?

by Camille Chatterjee

Cold Comfort

Relax your way to a healthy winter.

by Kenneth Bock

Money Matters Bite

Money-related worries may mean tooth decay.

by Camille Chatterjee

You're Smarter Than You Think

by Robert Epstein

Miss Conceptions

by Amanda Druckman

Ask Dr. E

by Robert Epstein

Born to Paint

by Camille Chatterjee

Dad's Add

by Kristen Nelson

How to Poke Fun

Teasing can bring couples closer.

by Hara Estroff Marano

Millennium On Our Mind

by PT Staff

Self-esteem vs. Self-respect

The differences between self-respect and self-esteem.

by Ellen J. Langer

America's Recipe for Rage

by Paul Chance

Walk Away from Depression

by PT Staff

Gingko Revisited

by Camille Chatterjee

The Downside of Diversity

Teamwork in the office can bring conflict.

by Angela Pirisi

Giving Birth to Schizophrenia

by Camille Chatterjee

You Bet Your Life

by Camille Chatterjee

Crowded Out

by Amanda Druckman

Healthy Hormones

by Camille Chatterjee

Season of Peace

by Robert Epstein

Growing New Roots

by Camille Chatterjee

Do Animals Think?

by Clive Wynne

Work on Your Mood

Contentment at work can run high and low.

by Camille Chatterjee

Celebrity Meltdown

Struggling celebrities speak out.

by PT Staff

The Hug Drug

Friends are just as effective as Prozac.

by Natasha Raymond

Coping with Unwanted Gifts

by Cheryl Maday

Extreme Caroling

Coping with holiday stress and other related problems.

by Gary Greenberg,Steven R. Pritzker

Let Them Go

by Cheryl Maday

How to Break Bad News

by Cheryl Maday

Fat's Not So Bad

by Norine Dworkin

Getting Tots to Talk

Is your baby still not talking at 24 months?

by Sam Martin

Remaking Mental Health

by PT Staff

We're All Copycats

Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery.

by Torri Barco

Hope Helps

by PT Staff

Nurse, More Music Please

Music post-surgery does away pain.

by PT Staff

The Myth of The Aging Brain

by Camille Chatterjee

Bad Girls

Have women taken "liberation" one step too far--or are they just showing their natural killer instinct?

by Barry Yeoman

Best of the Century

Advances in psychotherapy.

by Albert Ellis

Reinventing Yourself

Research on memory shows that who you are is limited only by your imagination.

by Maryanne Garry,Devon Polaschek

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