by Robert Goldman | Jun 27, 2024 | Psychology Today
KEY POINTS Divorce marks a tumultuous period between parents and can often trigger irrational behavior. High-conflict divorce can harm a parent’s physical and mental health, undermining their ability to parent. Children often become thrust in the middle of the...
by Robert Goldman | Jun 14, 2024 | Psychology Today
By Robert Goldman, Psy.D., J.D. and Jaclyn Gordon What is psychological safety and why do we need it now? The world is different than it was before the COVID-19 pandemic, as we all know. Personally, we also may have changed our opinions and values regarding certain...
by Robert Goldman | Jun 14, 2024 | Psychology Today
KEY POINTS People are born predisposed to worry because in the past, it saved lives, but now, excessive worry threatens our physical and mental health. Social media has replaced the “predator” of the past and finding escape has become more difficult. A...
by Robert Goldman | Jun 14, 2024 | Psychology Today
KEY POINTS Employers may expect people to compartmentalize by leaving their troubles behind, but that ability doesn’t come naturally. Employees often feel that they have to hide their struggles from their employer for fear of reprisal and being stigmatized....
by Robert Goldman | Jun 14, 2024 | Psychology Today
KEY POINTS We are wired to think concretely, which causes us to be entrenched in conflict. Perpetual conflict undermines our resilience and wellness. Our culture does not model effective conflict management. We must educate how to have a healthy dialogue so that...
by Robert Goldman | Jun 14, 2024 | Psychology Today
KEY POINTS A recent survey by the American Psychological Association shows that 43% of workers face mental health issues that affect job performance. American Psychological Association’s CEO Dr. Arthur Evans has called on business leaders to implement workplace...
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