Life's Work

Artificial Intelligence

What 70 Years of Research Tells Us AI Can't Replace

Sarah Greenberg, MFT on March 26, 2026

70 years of research, from Harlow's monkeys to today, tells us what AI can't replace.

70 years of research, from Harlow's monkeys to today, tells us what AI can't replace.

ADHD

One Reason Your New Year's Goals Fail by February

Sarah Greenberg, MFT on January 29, 2026

For women with ADHD, winter blues aren't the exception—they're the norm. We ask ourselves to perform at our peak during a biological low. Then we blame ourselves when we can't.

For women with ADHD, winter blues aren't the exception—they're the norm. We ask ourselves to perform at our peak during a biological low. Then we blame ourselves when we can't.

ADHD

Should I Tell My Boss I Have ADHD?

Sarah Greenberg, MFT on May 7, 2025

Torn about sharing your ADHD diagnosis at work? Learn why disclosure isn’t all or nothing—and how to decide what’s right for you.

Torn about sharing your ADHD diagnosis at work? Learn why disclosure isn’t all or nothing—and how to decide what’s right for you.

Mindfulness

Mindfulness for Women Who Mask

Sarah Greenberg, MFT on May 7, 2024

Masking is a survival strategy with a side effect of disconnection that deserves healing. Here are four steps toward feeling like yourself again.

Masking is a survival strategy with a side effect of disconnection that deserves healing. Here are four steps toward feeling like yourself again.

Neurodiversity

Navigating the Neurodivergent Glass Ceiling

Sarah Greenberg, MFT on November 28, 2023

Who is granted the grace to be different and still hold power? Three barriers holding neurodivergent women back at work.

Who is granted the grace to be different and still hold power? Three barriers holding neurodivergent women back at work.

Leadership

It's Time to Give Managers Training in Mental Health 101

Sarah Greenberg, MFT on October 16, 2023

Training managers to better navigate mental health could help protect employees' well-being.

Training managers to better navigate mental health could help protect employees' well-being.

Confidence

Cracking the Secret to Genuine Confidence

Sarah Greenberg, MFT on July 17, 2023

Like most skills in life, confidence isn’t given, it is formed. Here's the science of how confidence is built and the art of how you can build more of it at any age.

Like most skills in life, confidence isn’t given, it is formed. Here's the science of how confidence is built and the art of how you can build more of it at any age.

Identity

9 Ways to Become More of the Human That You Are

Sarah Greenberg, MFT on April 25, 2023

A strong sense of self helps us navigate life's twists and turns. But identity confusion isn't a character flaw. It's an invitation for discovery. Here's how to start.

A strong sense of self helps us navigate life's twists and turns. But identity confusion isn't a character flaw. It's an invitation for discovery. Here's how to start.

Leadership

How to Rest When You Are Too Tired and Busy to Rest

Sarah Greenberg, MFT on February 6, 2023

When you hear the phrase “Just rest,” does it feel like just one more unattainable thing on your to-do list? Here's a 4-step approach to make finding rest attainable.

When you hear the phrase “Just rest,” does it feel like just one more unattainable thing on your to-do list? Here's a 4-step approach to make finding rest attainable.

Relationships

Is My Therapist a Match?

Sarah Greenberg, MFT on July 22, 2021

When searching for a therapist, it can be so hard to know. It's so personal. Ask yourself some questions to determine if your therapist is a keeper or if it's time to keep looking.

When searching for a therapist, it can be so hard to know. It's so personal. Ask yourself some questions to determine if your therapist is a keeper or if it's time to keep looking.

Depression

Could Depression Serve a Purpose?

Sarah Greenberg, MFT on May 19, 2021

Saying that depression interrupts our lives and feels terrible is an understatement. But can it also be adaptive?

Saying that depression interrupts our lives and feels terrible is an understatement. But can it also be adaptive?

Flow

A Healthy Escape from the Daily Grind

Sarah Greenberg, MFT on May 11, 2021

Are you longing to escape the daily grind? Finding flow is an effective and accessible way to do it, according to research.

Are you longing to escape the daily grind? Finding flow is an effective and accessible way to do it, according to research.

Motivation

How "Inner Gardening" Can Help You Reach Your Goals

Sarah Greenberg, MFT on May 3, 2021

Are you continually falling short on your goals? Dig a little deeper to find out why.

Are you continually falling short on your goals? Dig a little deeper to find out why.

Health

Why We Need the Mental Health Version of Brushing Teeth

Sarah Greenberg, MFT on April 21, 2021

Is modern life taking a toll on you? Research shows you're not alone. Just like the rise of sugar made dental hygiene a necessity, modern life begs for mental health hygiene.

Is modern life taking a toll on you? Research shows you're not alone. Just like the rise of sugar made dental hygiene a necessity, modern life begs for mental health hygiene.

Depression

7 Simple Habits to Protect Your Mental Health

Sarah Greenberg, MFT on March 22, 2021

Now more than ever, it's important to know how to care for our minds. Here are some simple ways to prevent or address common symptoms of anxiety and depression.

Now more than ever, it's important to know how to care for our minds. Here are some simple ways to prevent or address common symptoms of anxiety and depression.

Self-Help

How to Avoid the Self-Help Hangover

Sarah Greenberg, MFT on December 29, 2020

How do we discern between self-help content that just makes us feel worse, and that which actually helps us reach our goals? Here are five questions to help you filter.

How do we discern between self-help content that just makes us feel worse, and that which actually helps us reach our goals? Here are five questions to help you filter.

Health

Is Affordable Therapy a Mythical Unicorn?

Sarah Greenberg, MFT on December 7, 2020

Finding affordable therapy can feel harder than finding fur on a rattlesnake. But there are resources out there. Try these simple tips.

Finding affordable therapy can feel harder than finding fur on a rattlesnake. But there are resources out there. Try these simple tips.

Fantasies

How to Get Unstuck and Get Activated as Election Nears

Sarah Greenberg, MFT on October 7, 2020

Days away from the election, here's a proven technique to shift from overwhelmed to mobilized for action — and the science behind why many feel stuck.

Days away from the election, here's a proven technique to shift from overwhelmed to mobilized for action — and the science behind why many feel stuck.

Relationships

2 Must-Have Ingredients for Helping Others Grow

Sarah Greenberg, MFT on September 23, 2020

You're trying hard to help others grow and develop. Why isn't it working? You may be missing one of these critical ingredients for effective support.

You're trying hard to help others grow and develop. Why isn't it working? You may be missing one of these critical ingredients for effective support.

Depression

When Your “Person” Has Depression

Sarah Greenberg, MFT on July 8, 2020

You can’t “fix” someone’s depression, but you also needn’t underestimate your potential for providing support on their journey.

You can’t “fix” someone’s depression, but you also needn’t underestimate your potential for providing support on their journey.