Many years ago, Sigmund Freud discovered (or did he invent?) the Ego. Freud had already discovered that the human psyche pro…

We must first look at the history of relationships in our contemporary societies and, more specifically, on the dominant per…

I turn first to European perspectives and the early “medically” oriented assessments of psychopathy— an assessment of bodily…

I believe that psychology and psychiatry have gone needlessly far afield in their search for the causes and cures of psychol…

The cliff analogy can be used to examine many different health issues, and this paper will examine stress as a heath issue u…

There is a paradox embedded in the question being asked in this essay: how do we “manage” sleep? We all know that the more w…

The “goodness of fit” between parent(s) and child is perhaps one of the most vital aspects of successfully raising a child. …

We humans often like to think of ourselves as superior beings functioning from our superior intellects (as opposed to the an…

Welcome to the Pathways to Sleep project. As part of this project, I have identified four components of an individualized st…

Both hope and skepticism were to be found in Estonia (and Hungary) during the early 1990s, following the Soviet collapse. Ar…