Psychology Today

Do you have any time or energy left in the day to take care of YOU?

1 in 4 people sustain a concussion, and don't even realize it. Do you know what is the leading cause of concussion in the U.S.? Hint: It's not football!

Are you one of the 320 million people who are reacting to the recent presidential election? As you gather, you are not alone.

Have you had bad experiences with medications you have taken or been administered? Knowing your history of medications can help to prevent this.

When life presents us with unexpected challenges like the Boston Marathon bombing, there is always a way to cultivate resiliency and recover a healthy life.

Are you still struggling with symptoms of a concussion? There is help.

An illuminating new book shares strategies for helping your clients regain their resilience.

Is wearing a bike helmet really necessary? And what about helmets for pee-wee football?

Do you hold your cell phone up directly to your ear? Hold it in your bra? Learn about the dangers.

Have you been tricked by these sweets and candies labeled as "healthy", "kid-friendly", or "brain-healthy"? Find out!

As an expert in Psychology, when I saw Disney/Pixar's "Inside Out", I was happily surprised by its accuracy in its portrayal of emotions (aside from emotions being personified and sitting in a "control room"!) At the same time that I saw the movie, Norton Publishing asked me to review the book, "The Feeling Brain", and I found quite a few similarities between the two.

Scientists and nutritionists have known for years that there is a strong relationship between healthy diet and healthy brain. Do you know all of the facts?

The power of protein for optimizing health and boosting brain function.

In this article, Dr. Diane explains the 11 different integrative methods that she recommends for treating a stroke and/or aneurysm.