Even a single session of exercise can leave a measurable trace in the brain networks that organize emotion, which helps explain why movement has such a powerful effect on mood. https://t.co/fQTPDbCT9F
Dr. Dennis Stolle, APA’s senior director of applied psychology, discusses why leaders can’t treat well-being and organizational success as separate. This is part of a multiyear partnership with ASAE to help nonprofit and association leaders prioritize workplace well-being.
Marriage is a journey full of surprises, what’s yours? Whether you're newlyweds or celebrating decades together, we want your true, heartfelt stories that include moments of laughter, resilience, and the little things that have kept your bond strong. https://t.co/ygdeqJHDdP
What if you could take off the weight of your past and walk forward feeling lighter? On today’s podcast, Amy shares how forgiveness isn’t about excusing others, it’s about freeing yourself. Listen here: https://t.co/4fc6zb08as
Whether they’re your adventure buddy, your cuddle companion or the one who somehow always knows when you need a little extra love, dogs have a way of making life better.
Celebrate the dogs who make every day more fun with CSS: Best Dog Ever! https://t.co/SyWZVIet0I
Some moments are simply beyond explanation. On today’s podcast, Amy shares miraculous stories from Chicken Soup for the Soul: Hope, Faith & Miracles. Listen to stories of comfort, faith, and the mysterious ways love finds us even in grief. Listen here: https://t.co/nZO8ZLuksK
The term “porn addiction” is ubiquitous, but clinical realities are far more complex. Current research suggests underlying mental health conditions, emotional dysregulation, and even religious guilt fundamentally shape how individuals perceive their… https://t.co/C1mj5npQv9
This month’s Psychology for a Better You looks at why achievement culture is intensifying and why the fix isn’t lowering your standards. It’s something psychologists call mattering. Also inside: how to quiet your inner critic when it strikes. Learn more: https://t.co/bDQTO6HJLQ
Think you’re not a dog person? This story might change your mind! It is a reminder that sometimes, the right dog has a way of winning you over.
Read this story, and plenty more, in Chicken Soup for the Soul: Best Dog Ever. 🐾
Cats have a special talent for making us laugh, even when they aren’t trying. On today’s podcast, enjoy two stories from the audiobook CSS: Lessons Learned from Our Cats and celebrate the unexpected ways our cats keep life entertaining. https://t.co/UqWdmspR7C
The APA is thrilled to welcome Sandra Elaine Brooks, MD, MBA FACOG FACS, Chief Executive Officer of the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG), as a speaker at our inaugural APA Women's Leadership Institute!
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A recent brain imaging study found that people with even slightly different political views process information using different neural patterns. Listening to political statements about immigration prompted synchronized brain activity among individuals… https://t.co/Cg5npjXi5G
Work should be more than just something you do to pay the bills. It should be a place where you get to become who you’re meant to be. Here's how to use psychology to make that happen. https://t.co/uYkpu4BeUR
🐾 Some dogs leave paw prints. The best ones leave stories.
Chicken Soup for the Soul: Best Dog Ever celebrates the hilarious, unforgettable, and heartwarming moments that make our dogs family. https://t.co/SyWZVIf0Qg
Rising temperatures are making it harder for students to learn—and most schools aren't prepared. A new report looks at how extreme heat affects students’ health, development, and ability to learn, and what schools can do about it. Read more: https://t.co/IWMGBSL2N2