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Baby Talk: Nonverbal Infant Communication

Baby Talk: Nonverbal Infant Communication

May 25, 2012
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Research

It would be hard to imagine living in a world in which you couldn’t use language to communicate basic wants and desires to others.  And…

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Your Gadgets, the Congo’s Chaos

Your Gadgets, the Congo’s Chaos

April 20, 2012
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Events, Research

Stop for a second and take a look at the cell phone, laptop or tablet you are using to read this article.  Do you know…

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A Smile a Day Keeps Insecurity Away: Bonding without Spoken Language

A Smile a Day Keeps Insecurity Away: Bonding without Spoken Language

April 13, 2012
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Research

The propensity to make strong emotional bonds to particular individuals [is] a basic component of human nature. – John Bowlby Forming a healthy and enduring…

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Battle of Wills: Who Controls Mealtime?

Battle of Wills: Who Controls Mealtime?

March 30, 2012
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Research

More than sixty years ago, psychiatrist John Bowlby stated that parent-child attachment can be understood within an evolutionary context, in that it is adaptive and…

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Are Drug Treatments for Depression Causing More Harm than Good?

Are Drug Treatments for Depression Causing More Harm than Good?

March 2, 2012
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Research

The pharmaceutical industry grosses over $300 billion a year in psychotropic medication sales.  Included in this figure are prescriptions for those suffering from depression and…

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Worrying Yourself Sick: A Personal Account

Worrying Yourself Sick: A Personal Account

February 24, 2012
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Research, Therapy

Complaints, anxieties, and worries often make up a large part of day to day conversation, but worries can consume so much of one’s thoughts that…

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Love’s End: Attachment and the Dissolution of the Romantic Relationship

Love’s End: Attachment and the Dissolution of the Romantic Relationship

February 10, 2012
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Research

The smell of fresh cut roses, chocolates for sale, gift cards on the shelves, all signs point to one thing:  Valentine’s Day;  the holiday that…

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Be Good and Don’t Die: Stressors in Child Bereavement

Be Good and Don’t Die: Stressors in Child Bereavement

January 27, 2012
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Research

We often forget how important siblings are in our lives.  Other than our parents, they have usually known us longer than anyone, playing a central…

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Conduct Disorder in the Family

Conduct Disorder in the Family

December 16, 2011
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Research

Notorious criminals, such as serial killers Ted Bundy and Jeffrey Dahmer, would certainly have been diagnosed with antisocial personality disorder.  The disorder is marked by…

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Satellite Babies: Immigration and Disrupted Attachment

Satellite Babies: Immigration and Disrupted Attachment

December 2, 2011
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Research

Me:  “Neha, where’s your brother?” Neha (neighbour girl):  “He’s in India, living with our Nani and Nana.” Me:  “Do you miss him?” Neha:  “He’s coming…

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