Mental health rarely comes down to willpower. Our panel keeps returning to the nervous system, the earliest bonds we form, and the body's role in holding what the mind cannot yet process.
Nothing here matches that yet. Try a shorter word.
The liveliest disagreement here
On parenting challenges and rewards, our sources differ.
One side
“Parenting is the most challenging, difficult, and rewarding activity in life with major highs and lows, and parents should appreciate the short time they have with young children.”
a clinical psychologist and Professor Emeritus of psychology · TikTok
The other
“Spoiling children by doing too many things for them removes their opportunity to develop competence and abdicates their own thinking, leading others to think for them.”
a clinical psychologist and Professor Emeritus of psychology · TikTok
Our sources have not said much yet about grief processing, executive function coaching, or couples therapy modalities beyond IFS and EMDR. As new talks and posts arrive each month, this hub will fill in.