The Naked Truth Blog
The Naked Truth is a blog intended to help us all live more fulfilling lives by confronting our self-deception. No sugar-coating. No coddling. Just the honest reflection of you standing naked in front of a mirror. You can read it here or on Psychology Today.
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Understanding how cultural conditioning shapes racial bias can help us change. “We are living in a racism pandemic… The health consequences are dire. Racism is associated with a host of psychological consequences, including depression, anxiety and other serious, sometimes debilitating conditions,...
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Why movement is important while quarantined and how to get back on track. *This blog was co-written by Dr. Cortney S. Warren, PhD, ABPP and guest author, Dr. Darian Parker, PhD, NSCA-CPT* Source: Wokandapix, Pixabay As we socially distance to stop the spread...
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Is stress about the coronavirus affecting your eating? As the world attempts to curtail the COVID-19 pandemic, most of us are feeling increasingly stressed. As recently described by the World Health Organization (WHO, 2020), fear, anxiety, and uncertainty about the disease itself is co-occurring...
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Being grateful for positive aspects of your life can improve your emotional well-being when facing challenges. Photo Credit: Pixabay.com 6689062 Most of us are emotionally struggling with something at any given moment. Whether it be difficult financial realities, relationship discord, parenting challenges,...
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New research study reveals that 70% of singles see photo filters as deceptive. Conflict of Interest Statement. In all research consultations in which I engage, I operate as an independent evaluator and strive to make recommendations and conclusions in an unbiased, ethical and...
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Jenni Barebitsky Dr. Jenni Kleinman Berebitsky shares why honesty is important to living with ALS. Honestly confronting mortality as a human is psychologically challenging—especially when faced with a terminal illness. This topic has been especially relevant to my life of late as...
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The Opportunities and Ethical Challenges of Media Interaction for Psychologists People are consuming and interacting with the media at increasingly high rates. Generally defined as a means of mass communication (“Oxford Dictionaries,” n.d.), the media includes radio, television, film, published written content,...
Read More...Exploring women’s experiences with weight stigma and sizeism in psychotherapy. Lake ConstanceCourtesy of photosforyou, Pixabay Stupid. Ugly. Sloppy. Lazy. Undisciplined. Fat. These are all words frequently used to describe people who are overweight or obese in Western cultures. A new special issue of Women &...
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