Building Secure Attunement Through Co-Regulation

This article discusses the importance of co-regulation in building secure emotional connections and self-sufficiency in trauma recovery.
Antibiotics May Aid Brain Injury Recovery via Gut Microbes

This study explores how a brief antibiotic course may benefit brain recovery post-injury by manipulating gut bacteria.
Exploring Moral Development in Children of Divorce

Research reveals that children enduring parental divorce may achieve higher moral maturity, despite emotional struggles like anxiety and depression.
Understanding Sexsomnia: Managing a Sleep Disorder

Sexsomnia, also known as sleep sex, is a complex sleep disorder where individuals engage in sexual activities while asleep.
Understanding Cultural Sensitivity in Mental Health Care

This article discusses the critical role of cultural context in understanding mental health issues, emphasizing the need for biographical listening and awareness of social determinants.
5-MeO-DMT: A Paradoxical Wake in Brain States

A new study reveals that 5-MeO-DMT can create a unique brain state where awake animals display deep sleep brain waves, shedding light on its therapeutic potential.
How Psychological Needs Drive Belief in Conspiracy Theories

A recent study reveals that a strong desire for structure can lead individuals to endorse conspiracy theories, regardless of their reasoning skills.
Reassessing Therapy Effectiveness for Autistic Adults

Findings from a new study reveal that autistic adults benefit differently from standard therapies for anxiety and depression, emphasizing the necessity for personalized care.
Revolutionizing Dementia Diagnosis with Blood Tests

Recent research shows that straightforward blood tests can precisely identify dementia in diverse Latin populations, improving diagnosis in underrepresented regions.
Teaching Emotional Intelligence in Therapy

This article explores various strategies therapists can use to teach emotional intelligence to their clients, fostering better emotional awareness.