Psychology in the News

1. Psychedelics could revolutionize couples therapy

   Under the influence of MDMA, the drug also known as ecstasy partners are able to voice their true feelings and listen to each other.

2. Burnout is on the rise worldwide—and Gen Z, young millennials and women are the most stressed

   Burnout from workplace stress is at an all-time high since spring 2021.

3. Kids are in a mental health crisis. We need real resources – not culture wars

   We’re safer and healthier when we have school counselors and social workers who are trained to support student’s emotional needs instead of neglecting them or pretending they don’t exist.

4. Concerns rise over suicide rates of Black transgender and nonbinary youth

   Alarm bells are ringing over a report on suicide rates among Black nonbinary and transgender youth, which many people attribute to the laws that target transgender identities.

5. The health costs of daylight savings time

   With the time shift comes a loss of sleep and a disruption of natural circadian rhythms, which can have broad public health implications.