The long lasting impacts of still’s concept of a defect of moral control.
Part 11 of Our October ADHD Awareness Month Series TL;DR Still’s work was pioneering in identifying and medically defining childhood […]
Psychology
Several key research findings in detail for ADHD-like symptoms were published between 1798 and 1902.
Part 10 of Our October ADHD Awareness Month Series Previously, I listed some important dates but now I’m going to
Detailed timeline of the history of ADHD from its first mention in 1798 to the present, including treatments and DSM inclusions.
Part 9 of Our October ADHD Awareness Month Series 1798: The symptoms of ADHD were first described by Scottish physician
ADHD and Hyperfocus: Exploring the Neurological Underpinnings
Part 4 of Our October ADHD Awareness Month Series Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) has long been characterized by symptoms
Part 11 | History of Self-Harm: The Dangerous Stepping Stone
In an earlier post, I wrote about vulnerability factors, but I felt that as this self-harm deserved a full post
The Brain’s Emotional Guardian | Your Amygdala
Explore how the amygdala, a small almond-shaped brain structure, shapes your emotions, memories, decision-making, and social interactions.
Neuroplasticity: The Frontier of Brain Rehabilitation and Beyond
Let’s make the most of this potential.
Your brain changes based on what you do, think, and experience.
The frontier of neuroplasticity is not just scientific — it’s personal. Discover how neuroplasticity is transforming brain rehabilitation, from psychedelics and virtual reality to everyday strategies that boost cognitive and emotional health.
Attachment Styles and AI | Why Some Users Hurt More | PDF worksheet
Discover your attachment style, understand how it shapes your relationship with AI, and learn evidence-based steps to build healthier human connections. Download our pdf. Enjoy from Stephanie
Navigating “Post-ChatGPT-4” Blues | A Neuropsychologist’s Guide to Loss, Resilience, and Healthy Bonds
A neuropsychologist’s deep dive into why your chatbot suddenly stopped saying “yes” to everything—and what this means for human-AI relationships.
The Incredible Ability of the Brain to Change Throughout Life
Explore how neuroplasticity enables the brain to adapt, learn, and heal across the lifespan. Learn how stimulating this ability can improve mental health, learning, and emotional regulation, especially in anxiety and perfectionism.