Psychology Today

Many working mothers face the motherhood paradox—a societal expectation that women should work as if they don’t have children while simultaneously parenting as if they don’t work.

Neuralink's Blindsight isn’t just restoring vision—it’s redefining what it means to see, pushing human perception beyond biological limits into a new era of augmented sight.

New study shows that AI can predict lung cancer from digitized patient tissue samples rapidly and with a high degree of accuracy.

Losing a grandparent is hard but it is part of the natural order of things and a way for children to learn more about loss.

When states legalize medical and recreational cannabis, fewer prescriptions for anxiety are filled, but more for depression and psychosis. Here's how to make sense of this.

The pain and grief of becoming a family outcast often result from a family choosing to keep its system in place rather than doing the hard work of self-reflection.

If political debates adhered to one simple elementary school rule, we could model respect, shift our focus to policies, and improve media and public discourse.

When your adult child lashes out, responding calmly can turn the tide from conflict to connection, easing their pain and fostering healing.

We all at times exhibit contradictory emotions and behaviors. Learn how to better navigate situations by choosing which aspects of our personality to celebrate—or hold back.