A Necessary Distinction Not all control is created equal. In psychological research, a sense of agency and autonomy over one's life is consistently linked to wellbeing. Ryan and Deci's foundational…
Control surfaces again and again in therapeutic work, but with neurodivergent clients it needs a different kind of attention. What looks like rigidity, avoidance, or poor motivation is often something…
As therapists, we spend much of our work supporting clients through transitions, challenges, and the often-uncomfortable process of change. We know that growth requires a balance of acceptance and evolution—welcoming…
In my practice, I often meet people struggling with loneliness. This loneliness can show up at home in strained relationships, sometimes in workplaces where people feel unseen or undervalued, and…
Yes. At a first glance. An unpopular opinion and a thought that may horrify many of my colleagues, including myself. However, like life itself, the answer is not so straightforward.…
Often clients come to me saying things like: "I was up late last night doom scrolling," "Why are all my friends coping and I'm not? I see what they do…
The rapid integration of artificial intelligence (AI) into daily life has sparked intense debate about its impact on human cognition. While AI promises efficiency and access to unprecedented amounts of…