Depression is a huge burden affecting millions today and becoming more common in Western countries, as well as in developing countries that are “Westernizing” their economies. When i read this in The Mindful Way through Depression, i wondered why that …
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As i continue to struggle with the effects of hypothyroidism, which isn’t entirely compensated by the medication i am taking (the dosage isn’t quite high enough yet), i started reading a book that purports to provide a mind-body program. I …
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I was excited to find out that there are some who are calling for looking deeper into how breast cancer research is funded. Finally. Did we really think that Komen was an efficient way to fund this research even before …
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I am sharing the articles i’ve written for school in case you’re interested. Feedback and other comments are very much appreciated! An Ethics of Care Approach to Shame I can’t remember exactly how i stumbled on the topic of shame …
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As I research how to best raise conciseness about singlism, I inevitably started to look at consciousness raising groups of radical feminists in the 1970s. Their goal was to leverage personal sharing for theory building and to further political action. …
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I read a couple of chapters today in a very interesting book on the The Psychology of Legitimacy. Both chapters talked about ambivalent prejudice/stereotypes (unlike other scholars, the authors seemed not to distinguish between these two concepts). They mentioned a …
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