by Chris Gilbert | Oct 13, 2018 | Featured, Homepage, Psychology Today
Can a walk in nature unveil anxiety, sadness, depression, helplessness or hopelessness? Could it unveil anger, frustration, or a desire to travel or a feeling of strength, power, and happiness? Yes, it can through a particular exercise. Here are some examples: A few... 
by Chris Gilbert | Sep 22, 2018 | Featured, Homepage, Psychology Today
“Did you have red Tabasco sauce with your last meal?” Joy asked me as my husband and I were driving her from San Francisco to Chico, California. I was surprised by her question. I did have red Tabasco sauce the night before, but not more that 4 drops. How could Joy... 
by Chris Gilbert | Jul 21, 2018 | Featured, Homepage, Psychology Today
According to a 2017 CDC report, 40 percent of U.S. high school students have had sexual intercourse at least once, 10 percent of students had four or more sexual partners, 30 percent had had sex during the previous three months and of these, 46 percent did not use a... 
by Chris Gilbert | May 19, 2018 | Featured, Psychology Today
When Mary saw a suspicious text message on her husband’s cell phone, she suspected he was having an affair and later that evening she confronted him. He reluctantly admitted he was having sex with a woman he met at work but told her he was going to break the affair... 
by Chris Gilbert | Mar 20, 2018 | Featured, Homepage, Psychology Today
Maria Chiu and colleagues from the University of Toronto compared the health of single fathers (a growing demographic) with the health of single mothers, partnered fathers and partnered mothers living in Ontario, Canada, over a median of 11 years. Maria Chiu found... 
by Chris Gilbert | Mar 9, 2018 | Featured, Homepage, Psychology Today
Why are there more cases of Parkinson’s disease in the Midwest and Northeast of the USA than in the rest of the country? Why are there many more people with symptoms of Parkinson’s disease, Alzheimer’s disease and Lou Gehrig’s disease in the island of Guam compared to...
