Anxiously Waiting
Dean McKayA professor disseminating psychology information in these anxious times.
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Social problems in professional psychology
Ok, I’ll confess right up front that this piece is to share an article I authored with my wonderful colleagues, Miri Bar-Halpern and Josh Simmons, published by The Algemeiner. Please read the article here. The impetus for this article arose...
Coded Language and Ideologically Pure Actions in Professional Psychology
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In professional spaces, I greatly value viewpoint diversity. For background, as a cognitive-behaviorally oriented clinical psychologist, in my early career, my professional approach was very much in t...
When Cries of Harm are Ignored
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Credit to my colleague Dr. Brit Lippman, whose ideas provided the basis for a portion of this article. This piece is also informed by a large body of listserv emails forwarded to me by numerous experts...
Podcast appearance on "The Honest Psychologist"
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I was on this Substack podcast a couple of weeks ago. Readers of this Substack are aware that addressing issues in pseudoscience has been a central focus since the first entry, which discussed brainspotti...
Professional Psychology Has An Arrogance Problem
Note: This entry is a compilation of concepts from three recent panels I participated in over the past month.
Thought-field therapy (TFT) is based on physical tapping on various pressure points in conjunction with a range of psychological...
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