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Rats, Snitches, Tattletales are Good

By ToeKneeManGo on | From outonlimbs.com
It's time to examine another stupid thing society does: the notion that being a "snitch", a "rat", a "tattletale", or whatever you want to call it, is somehow a negative trait for all involved. Let's get the obvious out of the way. Clearly, the people that are doing bad things are going to look at you negatively if you tell on them. That's nothing to be shocked about. But forgive me, it's just plain hypocrisy if we tell kids/adults that they shouldn't be tattletales, then get mad at them...Read Full Story

Nipping Nosy Nelly

By smithtownds on | From drdeborahserani.blogspot.com
Saw a great article in USA Today Magazine about how to manage nosy people and their boundary crossing questions. Author Peggy Post says that if you are caught off guard, try not to fall into the trap of responding in shock with the truth. That's what a nosy person is hoping you'll do. Instead, try one of these proven strategies: Use humor. Make a joke out of the question. If asked, "Did you lose a bundle when you sold your house?" Respond with, "Why, are you offering to make up the difference...Read Full Story

Self-Embedding Disorder

By smithtownds on | From drdeborahserani.blogspot.com
I have written before about the psychological aspects of Cutting and Self Injury . This psychological phenomenon has been on the rise in recent years, and now the Radiological Society of North America is highlighting a unique trend called Self-Embedding Disorder. Self-Embedding is different than Cutting and other Self-Injurious behaviors in that patients identified with Self-Embedding Disorder have suicidal ideation (Most who cut do so as a non-suicidal behavior. The goal is to inflict...Read Full Story

Hope Therapy and Resistance

By smithtownds on | From drdeborahserani.blogspot.com
Over at one of my favorite blogs, PsychCentral, is a fascinating post about the growing trend of Hope Therapy Dr. Jennifer Cheavens tells us that “Hope therapy seeks to build on strengths people have, or teach them how to develop those strengths. We focus not on what is wrong, but on ways to help people live up to their potential.” Cheavens said hope differs from optimism and can be taught. "If you feel you know how to get what you want out of life, and you have that desire to make that...Read Full Story

Just Do It

By smithtownds on | From drdeborahserani.blogspot.com
Talking while doing something non-verbal can throw you off. In fact, many athletes believe that being in their hea d too much can disrupt performance - so they focus on the action of the moment. Researchers from the University of Michigan Psychology Department and the University of St. Andrews in Scotland agree. They found that, for some, trying to verbalize a performance distracted the brain by putting the focus on language. This is called verbal overshadowing and has been shown to interfere...Read Full Story
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