There’s a Psychological Explanation for Why You Get Sad Every August
Newport’s Carly Harris, LMFT, explains why this month has “Sunday Scary” energy, and offers tips for coping with late-summer sadness.
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Newport’s Carly Harris, LMFT, explains why this month has “Sunday Scary” energy, and offers tips for coping with late-summer sadness.
Newport’s Heather Hagen describes the personality traits most likely to be influenced by birth order, plus a few that parents can teach by example.
New research finds looking at patients’ brains can help individualize treatment. Newport Healthcare Medical Director Mirela Loftus calls the study revolutionary.
The 3-3-3 rule grounds us in the present moment by redirecting our focus away from anxious thoughts, says Newport Executive Director Leigh McInnis, LPC.
Meditating increases gray matter in the brain, in areas related to learning, memory, emotion regulation, and perspective, says Newport’s Mirela Loftus, MD, PhD.
Or will it be an opportunity to increase real-life connections? Don Grant, PhD, Newport’s National Advisor of Healthy Device Management, weighs in.