May 25, 2021
Co-parenting can be challenging in the best of situations…. then in walks a pandemic. The last year has presented challenges in custody schedules, changes in school and work, financial difficulties, and upended our sense of balance in a myriad of ways. We have seen a rise in domestic violence, substance use, and mental health problems, all of which, in some cases, have contributed to a rise in divorce rates.
March 15, 2021
Sleep is essential for optimal functioning and impacts our physical, mental, and emotional wellbeing. It is the ultimate deciding factor for how well we balance productivity and burnout.
Have you ever noticed you prefer to do certain things at certain times of the day? Is there a period of time when no matter how hard you try or how much caffeine you have, you can’t get your work finished? Do you hop out of bed ready to take on the world while your partner struggles to get going for the first two hours? This is because we each have what is called a sleep chronotype that are predetermined by our biology.
March 4, 2021
This series of articles describes the current research on parental alienation (PA) and parent-child contact problems. This second article describes some of the major conceptual and practical issues surrounding alienation, based on recent reviews of the literature.
February 4, 2021
The following is an FAQ for student interested in Forensic Psychology. It was developed by the North Carolina Psychological Association’s Law and Psychology Committee.
February 1, 2021
Money, in some ways, is a lot like sex. It is taboo to talk about. Money is for hushed conversations behind closed doors that are as brief and painless as possible, right? Unfortunately, no. Money, like sex, is something…
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