The Psychology Clinic Blog

For thirty years, my work has centered on one question: How do we understand behavior clearly enough to act responsibly? […]

There is a version of success no one warns you about. It doesn’t look like failure. It doesn’t feel like

In recent years, the language of mental health has entered everyday conversation. This shift has brought important awareness to suffering

Most people who walk into a psychologist’s office already know what the problem is. They know their child has meltdowns.

Finding Peace in a Fractured WorldWhat it means to love God, country, and family, and how each restores order to

Change is not an interruption of life. It is life. Bodies age. Children grow. Relationships shift. Careers evolve. Health fluctuates.

Parents, teachers, and clinicians are asking the same question everywhere: Why are kids so emotionally reactive now? Rising rates of

Thanksgiving has a way of slowing the world down. Families gather, memories surface, and for a brief moment, people find

Life is difficult at times. Scripture prepares us for this reality, and experience confirms it. Yet within every hardship, we

Healthy identity requires grounding in reality. Increasingly, however, society asks us to affirm identities that contradict biology, ignore physical limits,