Dyslexia at a Glance, by Dr. Lisa Hahn

October is Dyslexia Awareness Month. Dyslexia is an often misunderstood learning disability. It is considered a specific disability that affects one’s ability to read; however, with the right instruction, almost all individuals with dyslexia learn to read. Previous viewpoints, that are now outdated and inaccurate, considered Dyslexia a visual deficit. Research using fMRI studies has […]

Why I Found My Coffee Cup in the Pantry, by Dr. Ashley Gorman

Have you ever had a week where you seem to be losing your mind? You forget to call an important client back at work. You forget to register for that class, which is now full. You mean to buy that birthday gift for the party on Saturday, but instead you find yourself rushing around like […]

Changing How We Change with Motivational Interviewing By Jeffrey C. Singer, Ph.D.

All of us know how painfully hard it is to change what we routinely do, alter how we habitually feel or especially, adjust our epoxy-glued attitudes.  Often, what makes these challenges more exasperating to accomplish is that we keep doing the same things, but on some level, we know our choices and reactions are not […]