Many people don't like looking at photos of themselves not because they don't look good, fascinating research shows, but because they don't quite recognize themselves.
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Insight about everybody's favorite subject: Ourselves.
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Psychology Today is devoted exclusively to everybody's favorite subject: ourselves. At PsychologyToday.com, we have gathered renowned academics, psychiatrists, psychologists and authors in our field to contribute their thoughts and ideas on what makes us tick—there are over 900 of them—creating a truly live stream of what's going on in "psychology today." Our magazine, first launched in 1967, continues to thrive. Psychology Today's Therapy Directory (powered by Sussex Directories, Inc) provides a comprehensive directory of therapists, psychiatrists and treatment facilities near you.
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Most people strive to maintain good mental health. Unfortunately, far too many fall into habits that interfere with that goal. Here's how to target those behaviors once and for all.
3 Bad Habits That Can Hurt Your Brain
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You don't need a Ph.D. to become a therapist. In fact, there are countless ways to start a career in mental healthcare—starting with these 5.
5 Paths to Becoming a Therapist
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Stress is healthy in small doses—but when it's too intense or too prolonged, we suffer both physically and mentally. These tips can help us cope. Sketchnote by Natalie Taylor
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Quiet, introverted people are often called boring—but research finds that extraversion may be overrated, and introversion comes with a range of advantages, starting with these.
The Benefits of Being "Boring"
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Many people who have beaten addiction consider exercise to have been a key component of their treatment. Research backs them up—yet exercise's value is still often ignored. This is why.
How Exercise Helps Us Fight Depression and Addiction
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Sticking up for yourself isn't easy, but you can learn skills to increase your assertiveness and advocate for yourself more effectively. Start here.
How to Stand Up for Yourself
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