Items tagged with 'Psychology'

Most writers feel like a total fraud sometimes, but the feeling doesn't have to eat us alive.

The self-published picture book has outsold Harper Lee and Dr. Seuss.

While poems are seen as acceptable expressions of emotion or thought, magical incantations are generally left to fiction. But there is evidence that words can make a very physical impact on the world.

The stories we witness shape our unconscious beliefs about the world around us. This article gives scientific backup for how.

In a world containing over 350 million people who suffer from depression, doctors are prescribing self-help books with good results.

Symbolism allows writers to get themselves off the page and lets their words do the talking.

What you need to know about the dissociative identity disorder, multiple personalities, and SCIENCE.

According to Oxford fellow Dr Paula Byrne, the author’s books gave veterans a sense of security, and this comfort is probably why her writing still appeals... in a ‘crazy’ world

Portland-based author and psychotherapist Philip Kenney sheds light on why some writers may experience degrees of mental illness and what they can do about it.

Strap in. It’s time for 'Mind Games II: Electric Boogaloo,' with more mental shenanigans, more productivity tips, and more shark sex references than ever before.