Far From a Worthless Distraction! – Understanding the Psychology of Daydreaming

Like many people, you’ve probably caught yourself at one point or another staring out the window, lost in your thoughts. Or maybe someone else called you out that you were daydreaming. It’s long been thought that daydreaming means you are distracted. Which, in turn, is considered a bad thing. After all, you are supposed to stay on task…

Cause and Effect: How Obesity and Depression in Children are Connected

Although they are treated separately, the reality is that physical health and mental well-being are intimately connected. One example of how this is true is when we look at childhood depression and obesity. Research has found that obesity and depression in children can have both physical connections and mental health links. And it’s important to note…

Making Your Relationship a Priority in the New Year – Tips for Staying Connected

This new year you and your partner decided that making your relationship a priority ought to take center stage. And that’s a great decision which will be very beneficial to your relationship, not just this year, but in the long-run. However, you both lead busy lives. Thus, it can truly be a struggle staying connected…

Panic Attack Help: 7 Things You Can Do to Help a Loved One When a Panic Attack Strikes

It can be a real struggle to cope with panic attacks. The fear, anxiety, and emotional distress are overwhelming. It’s especially hard if you are watching your loved one have a panic attack. You want to help, but it always seems as if your efforts are futile. Is there anything that you can do that’s actually…