It’s one of the great self-deluding myths of marital conflict: “We don’t argue in front of the children; we protect the kids from everything that is happening; the kids don’t know that we’re having trouble.” Parental conflict may find its … Continue reading →

New scientific research from London may provide a key into the recent success of a South Florida firm assisting individuals with long-term and previously intractable depressions. Individuals with histories of childhood abuse or mistreatment are twice as likely to develop … Continue reading →

If ever there were a “perfect story” of reasons for the parents of college students to lose sleep, here it  is: Nearly half of all college students have received sexually suggestive images through text messages – sexting – and nearly 80 … Continue reading →

Remember that really junk science stuff about how we only use x-y-z percent of our brain. Well, besides being just that – Junk Science – we now have evidence that at least a few parts of our brain are hiding … Continue reading →

That line we hear from teens and young adults about being safe drivers when they’ve been smoking marijuana is just that: A line of pure bovine by-product. And there’s good new scientific evidence for calling bull by-product just what it … Continue reading →

It costs more than heart disease, cancer and diabetes. It may be the most pervasive epidemic in American history – affecting at least 116 million US adults – almost four in 10 – and costing as much as $635 billion … Continue reading →

“Cocaine is God’s way of telling you your making too much money.” Robin Williams. Now, your flesh being eaten away and the risk of having your ear fall off may be God’s way of telling you ‘”Cocaine is just plain … Continue reading →

It’s the worst nightmare of parents of any college student: The middle-of-the-night phone call reporting that College Student Son or Daughter is in a hospital emergency room on the other side of the country. And an article in the June … Continue reading →

I have been providing brain waive optimization for the past three and a half years. I have analyzed and provided session plans for over 12,000 sessions. I have now helped hundreds of people overcome their depression permanently without medications. In … Continue reading →

A “good night’s sleep” is proving more critical that many of us ever thought; it may be critical to the preservation of a marriage and can potentially keep inches off your waist. When it comes to the ever-important world of … Continue reading →