Every year around, oh, December 15 or so, you find yourself a little touchy. You miss the express because of several zillion German or French or Japanese tourists coming up the stairs … You get cut off on the highway by an 18-wheeler being driven by someone eating (how could you [...]

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Santa’s polishing his sleigh and Mom is polishing the Menorah, but you just can’t seem to drag yourself out of bed. Could be the holiday blues. For many, the holiday season is a time of stress, loneliness, disappointment, anxiety and more. And if you’ve been feeling depressed, the holidays may intensify [...]

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Homosexuality has always been a hot-button issue in America. The most recent flash point in the debate is over “conversion therapy,” or the belief that, given proper psychological counseling, a person may be converted from homosexual to heterosexual. The question is a minefield of psychological, moral, religious, and human rights [...]

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By D. Stephenson Bond, founder and president of Online Psych (AOL Keyword: OLP)
For most people, finding a therapist can be a bewildering and daunting task. Typically, your insurance company gives you a list of providers to choose from and after that you’re on your own. But there’s so much to know: [...]

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Before you indulge in this year’s holiday feast, take your vitamins — C and E to be exact. A recent study found these common vitamins can temporarily block some of the harmful effects of a high-fat meal. Even a single high-fat meal can temporarily decrease endothelial function (the arteries’ ability to [...]

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You come to history class to take a test. Oh no, you forgot to study! How could you have done such a thing? At the office or on a crowded street, you suddenly realize you’re naked! How in the world could you have forgotten to get dressed? You walk through the [...]

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