Putting a Name to Your Emotions Leads to Greater Health

People who have more nuanced views of their emotions are healthier. When you can put a name to an emotion like feeling righteously indignant versus just generally feeling bad, you are more in tune with your feelings. The psychological term we use for this ability to pinpoint your exact emotion is “emotional granularity.” It means …

Autism – Why Do They Have Trouble Making Eye Contact

Why is it that people with autism spectrum disorders (ASD) can look you in the eye sometimes (albeit briefly) and at other times they can’t? Until now, ASD researchers have had difficulty identifying the triggers that cause people on the autism spectrum to avoid eye contact. Psychology Today reports on a new study that is …

Make the Most of Life Not Just Make Do

From my experience counseling and researching entrepreneurial couples, I’ve learned a great deal about how couples negotiate the stressful daily transitions from home to work and back again. By and large they’re doing a pretty good job.What are the cons of the entrepreneurial lifestyle? These couples are stressed, to be sure; they are facing fatigue; …

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