What's on Your Mind?
Dr. Stacey RubinA newsletter for high-achievers offering psychological insights and strategies to help you accept, explore, and harness your ambivalence: the conflicting thoughts and emotions that profoundly shape our lives.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues |
|---|---|---|---|
| Publishes | Weekly | Issues | 45 |
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Why We Get in Our Own Way (and How to Stop)
I thought about writing a blog on self-sabotage last week. This will be easy, I thought, I’ve lived through my own self-defeating behavior and worked with many patients to overcome theirs!
This Holiday Season, Give Yourself the Gift of Understanding
My patient Ben1, a military veteran and homebuilder, had come into therapy due to struggling in all of his relationships, most of which were strained. His distant relationship with his ten-year-old son worried him, and it wasn’t the relatio...
How Unrecognized Ambivalence Hampered the Democrats
How did Trump win this election? This is a question that many pundits, strategists, journalists, and ordinary Americans are asking this week. One turning point moment in this race that is worth looking at closely through a psychological len...
Why We Miss the Magic: The Art of Noticing Life’s Subtle Mysteries
Have you ever gone to bed unsure about a decision, only to wake up with the answer? Maybe it was a dream that spoke to you or just an idea that came to you in your sleep. Or have you ever been thinking of someone, and they happen to call...
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I’m a psychoanalyst who specializes in ambivalence—conflicting thoughts and emotions that can shape our lives. I help high achievers embrace and harness their ambivalence to think, feel, and decide with greater nuance in a black-and-white world.
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