It looked like I had achieved the American dream, but I lost myself in the process. Psychedelics helped me find a new beginning.

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Author not pictured.

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I used a 'worry window' for 2 weeks. I was more productive, but I'd change 2 things for better, longer-lasting results.

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Health reporter Kim Schewitz tried using what's known as a "worry window" for two weeks.

Kim Schewitz

The world's most famous couples therapist spends her entire work day with other people

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Esther Perel
Esther Perel exercises with friends, goes on walks with therapy clients, and always brings guests on her work trips.

Zenith Richards

A startup therapist says most founder blowups can be solved in three ways

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Yariv Ganor
Yariv Ganor started focusing on providing therapy to startup founders six years ago.

Yariv Ganor

4 signs you might be the family scapegoat — and how it ties into all your relationships

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Family scapegoats can struggle with trust.

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4 types of emotionally immature parents, from reactive to critical

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There are 4 types of emotionally immature parents: reactive, highly critical, passive, and emotionally absent.

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The CEO of Microsoft AI says AI chatbots are a powerful way for humans to offload emotions and 'detoxify ourselves'

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Mustafa Suleyman, Microsoft AI CEO
Mustafa Suleyman, Microsoft AI CEO

Inflection

Drew Barrymore shares the mantra that helps her and her kids feel calmer at home

Tech Insider : Business, Environment
Drew Barrymore
Drew Barrymore

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I'm a therapist working with families on a regular basis. My kids still have meltdowns.

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The author is a marriage and family therapist and her children (not pictured) still have meltdowns.

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'Fawning' is Gen Z's new fight-or-flight response

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A young woman looks overwhelmed, surrounded by speech bubbles containing phrases like 'Yes,' 'Okay, no problem,' 'Yes, I can help,' and 'Sure! I don't mind'
Gen Zers can struggle with people-pleasing because they have more ways to feel rejected.

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