Play therapy is often used to help children process stressful life events such as relocation, hospitalization, physical and sexual abuse, domestic violence, and natural disasters. It can also be used to treat mental illness or behavioral problems. Here are some of the most common issues addressed in play therapy: Trauma and crisis Anxiety disorders Depression ADHD Autism spectrum disorder Grief and loss Anger management [...]

What is one thing that is noticeable when you ride a train, bus, elevator, or airplane? You probably recognize about 85% of the people are either talking or looking at their cell phones. A cell phone can be described as a disengagement tool due to their ability to disconnect society socially. This is a threat to bonding socially since we are shaped [...]

Naïve realism is what psychologist describe as the intuitive sense that we see the world out there as it actually is, rather than as it appears from our own perspective. We as human beings often encounter family, friends, co-workers or just strangers whom we engage in conversations about a broad range of topics. Sometimes we assume that other people share our views [...]