A newsletter that riffs on the science and practice of relationships. We tackle (and sometimes tickle) the complexities of relationships between people and between life roles.
Platform | Substack | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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Issues | 70 | Subscribers | Read | relationalriffs.substack.com |
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As a relationship therapist, the bread and butter of my professional life is teaching people to communicate better. As a relationship scientist, partner, parent, friend, and (I admit) over-communicator,1 I spend a heck of a lot of time thin...
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Clinical psychologist, faculty at Brown University, author of Work, Parent, Thrive & nap enthusiast. I write about the artful science of growing a happier, healthier relational life. Bylines at Washington Post, The Wall Street Journal & others.
PhD in Clinical Psychology. I write about the science and philosophy of what actually helps people be happier (and less anxious). Especially interested in meaning, values, and purpose. I find the best advice and share it. Content≠professional advice.
Child psychologist, author of Autonomy-Supportive Parenting, Writer:@parents Ask Your Mom column, mother of three
Clinical Psychologist - Author of ACT for Burnout and ACT Daily Journal - Co-host of Psychologists Off the Clock podcast. But I'm not here for psychology, I'm here to read and write for fun!
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