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Doctors used to have poetic names for diseases. A physician would speak of consumption because the illness seemed to eat you from within. Now we just use the name of the bacterium that causes the illness: tuberculosis. Psychology, though, remains a profession practiced partly as science and partly as linguistic art.

After listening to a TEDx talk given by my former dissertation committee chair, Dr. Shann Ray Ferch, I realized that it had caused a seismic but subtle shift in my life. Speaking on art, love and forgiveness, Dr. Ferch shared the story of meeting his future father-in-law, where he was told:

As long as his plump World-Herald continued to get nearly three-fourths of Omahas newspaper revenue, cautious Publisher Henry Doorly was glad to have William Randolph Hearsts afternoon Bee News drone about, frightening away any stronger competition. But last week when the concluding edition of the long-doomed Bee News went to press at 2:30 Tuesday afternoon,

In 2007 the world was captivated by the sensational details surrounding an astronaut love triangle turning the story into a media spectacle. That story is the inspiration for Lucy in the Sky, a new film starring Natalie Portman which hits theaters Oct. 4 following its September premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival. The film

The High Note star's latest Instagram tip on how to clear your mind: Dance like no ones watching. "When you feel stuck or stagnant and cant find your way through, breathe and move," she wrote in a new post. "Move through it. Release through movement. Shake it out. Hold space for yourself, make space for