November 2001

Sex and Your Psyche

Sexual dysfunction is a problem for many. Here's what you can do about it.

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BIG BENEFITS IN SMALL CLASSES

by Nida Elley

Do I Have Bad Breath?

Sometimes, bad oral hygiene is just an illusion.

by Nida Elley

THE EVOLUTIONISTS (Book Review)

by PT Staff

Separate and Unequal?

Gender stereotypes persist in single-sex schools.

by Jesse J. Logan

Curing The Common Cold

Preventing the common cold with alternative remedies.

by PT Staff

Right Here, Write Now

Many of us want to write, and the secret is anyone can.

by Susan Perry

HOW WE BELIEVE (Book Review)

by PT Staff

The mind's eye

by PT Staff

Sex and Your Psyche

Sexual dysfunction is a problem for many.

by Michael Seeber,Carin Gorrell

Auditory Illusion

Provides information on the pseudophone invented by psychologist Paul T. Young.

by Kaja Perina

Eating fish during pregnancy and lactation may benefit mother and child

by Laird Harrison

Say Again

by Laurie Budgar

Strange Maladies

Mental illness in the far reaches of the globe.

by Robert Lemelson,Jeffery Winters

Online Buddies

There's a limit to what online communication can relay about personality.

by W. Eric Martin

The Boss: Shades of Napoleon?

Your boss might not be as overbearing as you think.

by Julie Adams

Are you genetically predisposed to leave your mate?

by Alana Levy

IS YOUR MENTAL-HEALTH COVERAGE ABOUT TO IMPROVE?

by Laurie Budgar

TEA SERVICE: Protecting mind and mouth

by Angela Pirisi

LESBIAN AND GAY FAMILIES SPEAK OUT (Book Review)

by PT Staff

Ask Dr. E

by Robert Epstein

OUT OF ITS MIND (Book Review)

by PT Staff

GOALS THAT HAUNT--AND HARM--US

by Sonya Huber

Saved by the bell?

by Nancy K. Dess

SIGNIFICANT OTHERS (Book Review)

by PT Staff

Is Everybody Happy?

by Robert Epstein

Richard Lewis' Last Laugh

by Robert Epstein,Jessica Rogers

The Pill and a Poor Sex Life

Oral contraceptives may hurt your sex life.

by Hollis Kline

PT Bookshelf: Good Work

When Excellence and Ethics Meet, a book by Howard Gardner

by PT Staff

Sunshine on Wall Street

Don't let mother nature play the stock market for you.

by Monique Cuvelier

GOD ON THE BRAIN

by Michael Shermer,Paul Chance

PEANUT BUTTER JAM

by PT Staff

CASH, CHECK OR VOLUNTEER WORK: A new way to pay for therapy

by Robert Whitaker

Slim down to ward off diabetes

by Rena Wing,Melbourne Hovell

Heads Up!

by PT Staff

BREEDING CONTENTMENT

by Diane Martindale

MEDITATION FOR LIFE (Book Review)

by PT Staff

Day of Tragedy, Day of Growth

by Robert Epstein

Gesundheit!

Long-term stress could be the cause of your cold.

by PT Staff

Move to Boost Mood

Physical activity alleviates depression.

by Hara Estroff Marano

Interview: The Fisher Queen

The writer and actress shows how she wrangles her many moods.

by Lybi Ma

Suicide Watch

Kita Curry, Ph.D., talks to PT about suicide prevention.

by Kaja Perina,Diana Burrell

Are You Remembering Events That Never Occurred?

by Hollis Kline

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