Few relationships depend on trust as completely as the one between a therapist and a client. People...
Author - Phyllis Denmark
Competency to Stand Trial: How Courts Decide and Why It’s...
Every functioning criminal justice system faces the same foundational question: can a person who...
The Psychological Wounds of Nursing Home Abuse — and Why the Law...
When we place a parent or grandparent in a nursing facility, we are doing something that cuts...
The Psychology of Sitting Across from Your Almost-Ex: Why...
There’s something deeply unnatural about divorce mediation. You’re supposed to sit in a...
The Psychology of Negligence: Why People Underestimate Risk...
Negligence is often defined in the courtroom as a failure to exercise reasonable care. But from a...
The Lasting Psychological Impact of Car Accidents: What Most...
Car accidents don’t end when the wreckage is cleared. While visible injuries may heal over time...