Kenny Luck

For decades, law enforcement, psychologists, and other mental health professionals have attempted to understand the criminal mind – with some success and some limitations. Many theories […]

Time is a concept that cuts across disciplines. In the academic study of history, historians typically focus on the written record of humanity, which generally goes […]

Of course, most Americans know the mantra by now: “Exercise is good for you,” and “People should exercise more.” These oft-repeated pieces of advance aren’t necessarily […]

By Kenneth Luck, Ph.D. The long summer days that sit between the Fourth of July and Labor Day in the United States are sometimes called “the […]

Although our world is more connected than ever because of digital technologies, there are still traditions from all around the globe that Westerners (and, in particular, […]

In his book, “How Champions Think: In Sports and in Life,” Bob Rotella, Ph.D., breaks down the psychology of exceptional individuals. According to Rotella, there are […]

Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) is a mental disorder that impacts millions of Americans each year. Often, PTSD is associated with military veterans, which do, in fact, […]

June is “Men’s Health Month.” With summer just underway, it’s the time of year when individuals start – or have already begun – some type of […]

Increasingly, more and more attention is being paid to mental health. This is good news, particularly because – for many, many decades (even for centuries) – […]

How Trees Can Be Therapeutic In the United States, roughly 80 percent of the population lives in urban or suburban environments, while only about 20 percent […]

In 1943, a Swiss chemist, Albert Hofmann, “discovered (five years earlier) the psychoactive molecule that came to be known as LSD.” Lysergic Acid diethylamide (LSD), which, […]

In her 2020 book, “Wintering: The Power or Rest and Retreat in Difficult Times,” author Kathrine May explores the merits of stepping back and taking time […]