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It's what happens in the first two years that predicts marital success. By Aviva Patz , published on January 01, 2000 - last reviewed on August 30, 2004 Studies show that the newlywed years can foretell the long-term outcome of almost every marriage .
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Therapy sessions set for families of Ampatuan Massacre victims
GENERAL SANTOS CITY Government psychosocial experts will conduct a series of trauma counseling sessions in Koronadal City Tuesday for the families of the 57 victims of the November 23 massacre in Ampatuan town in Maguindanao.
Click to read:Challenge Ahead for David and Sean Goldman
For more than five years, David Goldman fought to get his son back from Brazil. Now that they are back together in the U.S., Goldman has a parenting struggle ahead: How does a dad get to know his 9-year-old son again, especially a little boy whose mother has died and who has been transplanted to a country he hasn't seen since he was a preschooler? ...
Resurfacing after the tsunami ordeal
The Dec 26, 2004 tsunami catastrophe killed almost 5,400 people and caused grave damage to the economy, especially in the six Andaman coastal provinces, but it also taught Thailand valuable lessons.
Don't interrogate, just talk to your children
If parents think their child may have been sexually abused, they should talk with their child, but limit their questions, said a local child psychologist.
N.J. father David David Goldman reunites with son in Brazil, plans flight home
A Brazilian family today delivered a 9-year-old boy to his American father, ending a five-year custody battle.
Tylenol May Ease Headaches and Heartaches
Acetaminophen -- best known as Tylenol -- is usually taken to relieve physical pain, but a new study suggests that the over-the-counter drug may also help ease the psychological pain of rejection.
Stress a Problem, a Year After Gaza Offensive
A year after Israel's offensive in Gaza, many are left coping with stress disorders.
"Avatar," the dime-store Freudian analysis
The water-cooler take on "Avatar" is that it's an incredible spectacle with a thin story.
Sleep Pattern Changes Predict Onset Of Puberty
Are your 11- and 12-year-olds staying up later, then dozing off at school the next day? Parents and educators who notice poor sleeping patterns in their children should take note of new research from Tel Aviv University a * and prepare themselves for bigger changes to come.
Dr. Andrea Bonior on the implications and possible outcomes of bringing a gun to a snowball fight.
Dr. Andrea Bonior dives into the world of psychology. YOU'VE PROBABLY HEARD about the snowball fight that grew heated at 14th and U streets NW this past weekend.
Show Me Yours: The Complete Series
Judge Clark Douglas is going to show you his...wait, come back! He was going to say, "his new television set." Life is full of questions.
Magnetic Stimulation Effective For Treatment Resistant Depression
Main Category: Depression Also Included In: Psychology / Psychiatry ; Clinical Trials / Drug Trials Article Date: 23 Dec 2009 - 2:00 PST printer friendly view / write opinions rate article Magnetic stimulation therapy can beat depression when medication and therapy haven't worked, according to the December issue of Mayo Clinic Health Letter .
Weapons cache suspect unfit for trial
One of two Antioch Township men charged with hoarding explosives, guns and drugs in his house was found unfit for trial Tuesday in Lake County Circuit Court.
Miami psychologist pleads guilty in lover's overdose death
A Miami-Dade clinical psychologist pleaded guilty Tuesday to manslaughter for supplying his young lover -- a one-time patient -- a lethal dose of painkillers and then failing to call 911 as she lay dying on his bed.
Acetaminophen For Mental Health Relief
A provocative new research study investigates the possibility that over-the-counter pain relief drugs may be helpful for treatment of depression and anxiety .
The 12 Psychology Studies of Christmas
On the first day of Christmas PsyBlog sent to me...12 psychology studies about Christmas .
Taking Mental Snapshots to Plumb Our Inner Selves
MINDFUL Russell T. Hurlburt, a psychologist at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, studies random moments of consciousness.
Psychological Problems Present Even When Witnesses Had Never Been Victims Of Bullying
Students who watch as their peers endure the verbal or physical abuses of another student could become as psychologically distressed, if not more so, by the events than the victims themselves, new research suggests.
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