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Jeanine Connor MbacpPsychology Today |
Does being pretty bestow privilege or trap girls in a myth?
How can Freud’s theories help us understand ordinary and not so ordinary adolescence?
We split off 'bad' feelings and attach them to endings to keep beginnings 'good.'
The eerie and upside down world of adolescence.
Therapists are ethically obliged to maintain confidentiality. But do they?
Personal Perspective: We need to stop telling the “snowflakes” to toughen up.
How to have age-appropriate conversations on sex and death.
We need to heed adolescent attention seeking.
We should encourage young people to feel their feelings and express their emotions.
Evidence and common sense suggest social-media bans won’t work.
Personal Perspective: Fluidity is an ordinary part of adolescent development.
Personal Perspective: Reflections on therapeutic allyship during Pride month.
Personal Perspective: Is it ethical—or possible—to keep politics out of the therapy room?
Twenty-first century young adults are holding onto the metaphorical rails.
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