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Dreams have been described as dress rehearsals for real life, opportunities to gratify wishes, and a form of nocturnal therapy. A new theory aims to make sense of it all.
Psychology Today Magazine
January 2021
Yes, You Matter
No one can tell you how you should feel, not even you.
The New Social Orbits
The pandemic has transformed the way people make and maintain friendships.
When Safety Is Shattered
Why losing a home is uniquely painful—and how we can all better appreciate the space we inhabit.
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Going the Distance (and Then Some)
Olympian, actor, and writer Alexi Pappas refuses to sell herself short.
The Man Who Wouldn't Lie
How Michael Leviton diverged from his family’s extreme view of dishonesty.
Why It's OK to Share Your Success
Being open about one’s successes—and failures—can come with surprising benefits.
Why It's Still So Hard to Talk About STIs
Sexually transmitted infections are common, but talking openly about them is not. A new book explores why.
