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Is AI the Future of Psychotherapy?

Is AI the Future of Psychotherapy?

by jmalouff | Mar 29, 2025 | Coping, Human Thinking and Behavior, Mental health problems, Problem solving, Social Support

Artificial intelligence (AI), in the form of chatbots, has many potential advantages over humans as therapists. Here are some. It is available 24/7. It is very fast in responding to a question or request. It is free. However, some special therapist chatbots may have a...
 The Association Between Mindfulness and Procrastination: A Meta-Analysis 

 The Association Between Mindfulness and Procrastination: A Meta-Analysis 

by jmalouff | Nov 17, 2024 | Mental health problems, Mindfulness, Procrastination

 The Association Between Mindfulness and Procrastination: A Meta-Analysis (2024)  Liam Moloney, John M. Malouff, & Jai Meynadier  University of New England, Australia  Please send correspondence regarding this article to John M. Malouff,...
What Leads Individuals with BPD to Engage in Acts that Outrage Others

What Leads Individuals with BPD to Engage in Acts that Outrage Others

by jmalouff | Aug 17, 2024 | Human Thinking and Behavior, Mental health problems, Psychotherapy

Individuals who have borderline personality disorder (BPD) typically have very negative emotions and dread abandonment. They often engage in acts that lead others to feel outraged. These acts might including viciously insulting another in words or deed, brutally...
If you have been unable to solve a mental health problem, try a different method

If you have been unable to solve a mental health problem, try a different method

by jmalouff | Sep 17, 2023 | Coping, Mental health problems, Problem solving, Treatment

If you have a mental health problem that you have been unable to solve, try something new! Consider the following ten sensible methods and choose one that you have not tried before in attempts to solve your current problem. Read information below related to the method...
How Hermit-Like Are You?

How Hermit-Like Are You?

by jmalouff | Jul 5, 2023 | Coping, Human Thinking and Behavior, Mental health problems, Personality

How Hermit-Like Are You?   I just read a brilliant biography of a hermit, “The Stranger in the Woods,” by Michael Finkel. The hermit, Chris Knight, lived in the Maine woods alone for 27 years. No house, no medical care. How he survived the winters I...
I was lucky not to be molested

I was lucky not to be molested

by jmalouff | Nov 21, 2022 | Child Psychology, Mental health problems, Religion, Sexual assault, Social Support

I recently learned that a professional for whom I once worked in the U.S. had a tragic experience as a child. He was molested by the local priest. The boy told his Catholic parents, who responded by telling him to keep quiet. I would guess the priest went on to molest...
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