Emotional restraint toward parents may reflect loyalty, respect, and relational identity rather than avoidance. Understanding these dynamics can help therapy create space for both honesty and care.

We’ve all heard it, “Don’t be so negative!” Or “Try to be more positive!” We learned to give each other these false consolations and advise them this way from generations upon generations of thinking ...

Up to then, for me, the novel form, and even language itself, were not ways of exploring or considering the lives that human ...

A new survey by The Allstate Foundation and Gallup suggests that young people do give back, even if their charitable works happen less formally and more sporadically.