8 shades you should add to your wardrobe, according to an expert in color psychology
Colors have the ability to change our moods, and a color psychologist weighed in on what shades to wear for specific emotional reactions.
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4 powerful mindset shifts that actually save you money, according to a financial therapist
Financial therapist Amanda Clayman shared a few crucial mindset shifts that can help you get out of debt, stick to a budget, and start saving money.
A sociopathic therapist says her lack of emotions made her good at her job
In her memoir "Sociopath," Dr. Patric Gagne details her experience as a psychologist — and how being a sociopath was a strength.
3 reasons your friendship feels 'toxic' — and what you can try before breaking up
Danielle Bayard Jackson, author of "Fighting for Our Friendships," shared three areas where female friendships can fall apart.
6 psychological mistakes business leaders make, including 'crossing the net'
Dr. Matthew Jones is a psychologist who coaches cofounders. He shared some of the biggest communication mistakes business leaders make.
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Budgeting apps can do more harm than good, a financial therapist says. There's a smarter way to save money.
Financial therapist Amanda Clayman said auto-saving apps can make you disengaged with your money. You can end up saving a lot less than you thought.
Young, successful tech cofounders have a secret weapon: couples therapy
Running a tech startup together can be highly stressful. Some cofounders have turned to couples therapy for help.
Some Gen Z women are crushing on ChatGPT's evil alter ego
Young women are crushing on 'DAN' — ChatGPT's dark, rule-breaking alter ego. Experts say attachment to AI voices isn't that uncommon.
9 things people get wrong about sociopaths, according to a sociopath
Dr. Patric Gagne is a diagnosed sociopath and received a PhD in psychology, with a focus on sociopathy. She wrote a memoir about her experience.
We asked a psychologist for his take on Mark Zuckerberg's controversial email to staff. Here's what he said.
In 2016, Mark Zuckerberg wrote a condescending email to his employees. A psychologist said it depends how you see it.
7 signs someone just isn't a good friend, no matter your history
Friendships usually experience ups and downs. But there are red flags that someone is a bad friend to you, from how they gossip to handle boundaries.
5 signs you should quit your therapist — or therapy in general
While it can be hard to find a therapist, it's potentially detrimental to your mental health to stick with a bad one.
How to maintain a good relationship with difficult parents, even if they keep disappointing you
To maintain a good relationship with your parents as an adult, even if they refuse to change their behavior, set firm boundaries and stick to them.
I put off having kids and prioritized my career instead. Now as an older parent, I wish I'd done things differently.
Leslie Dobson prioritized her education and career over having kids in her 20s. Now as an older parent, she wishes she had started her family sooner.
6 signs your friend is quiet-quitting your friendship, even if you talk every day
If you have no explanations for a friend's distance, they might be quiet-quitting the relationship. Here are signs to look out for.
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If you have high expectations of yourself and feel the need to people-please, you may have eldest daughter syndrome
People pleasing is a sign you are experiencing eldest daughter syndrome, even if you're not the firstborn girl.
Beware: The Apple Vision Pro may rewire our brains in unexpected ways
Apple's new VR goggles are really cool — but they also have an alarming side effect.
Why rewatching Harry Potter and Star Wars is actually good for you
Rather than keeping us stuck in the past, nostalgia inspires optimism, creativity, and innovation for the future.
3 subtle signs you can't trust your partner — even if they seem super committed
There are more ways to be untrustworthy than just secrecy. A therapist explained three signs to look out for.
The 7 stages of breaking the cycle of family abuse — and how to avoid common pitfalls
Breaking the cycle of abuse in a dysfunctional family begins with facing how relatives made you feel. Healing childhood trauma is hard but worth it.