Rethinking Therapy Intake for Neurodivergent Clients
Dr. Danna Bodenheimer discusses the importance of rethinking therapy intake practices to create a more inclusive and empowering environment for neurodivergent clients.
Dietary Supplements Show Promise for Autism Behaviors
A new study explores the potential of dietary supplements to improve social behaviors in autism models, highlighting nutritional impacts on brain connectivity.
New Study Challenges Psilocybin Microdosing Myths
A recent rigorous study investigating the effects of psilocybin microdosing reveals no significant improvements in cognitive performance or mood, challenging popular claims.
Transforming Autism Care: Insights from Davos 2026
Catalight discusses the strain on autism care systems and the need for value-based approaches at the World Economic Forum 2026.
New Study Questions ADHD Brain Stimulation Device Effectiveness
A large clinical trial reveals that an FDA-cleared brain stimulation device does not effectively treat ADHD, raising questions about its efficacy.
Understanding the Reasons Behind Pornography Use
This article delves into a study that reveals the motivations behind pornography use, distinguishing healthy exploration from problematic behaviors.
Addressing Workplace Loneliness: A Costly Oversight
Learn how workplace loneliness impacts organizations and practical steps to foster better employee connections.
Emotional Abuse in Childhood: Key to Self-Loathing
A new study reveals emotional abuse in childhood is a strong predictor of self-loathing and malignant self-regard, more so than other forms of trauma.
Understanding AI Psychosis: Risks of Chatbots on Mental Health
AI psychosis is a growing concern as users develop severe delusions linked to chatbot interactions. This blog explores the causes and implications.
Addressing Cuts to Autism Therapy Funding in Colorado
The recent cuts to Medicaid funding for autism therapies in Colorado will harm thousands of children. We must advocate for better access to these essential services.