Materials in Russian

Moral Landscapes (Psychology Today blog)

• What Children Need Most
  Critical in the life of a baby is ongoing biobehavioral synchrony with parents: coordination of heart rhythms, autonomic function, brain oscillations, and hormone release.
• How Has Humanity Lost Practical Wisdom?
  Over 99% of human history was spent in nomadic foraging communities that typically exhibit practical wisdom. What happened to us?
• Why Is Play Good for Young Children?
  Our just published study provides more evidence for the importance of play on healthy development.
• Manage Your Four Characters: Judgy, Anxious, Friendly, Open
  Understanding how our mind shifts into different characters helps us learn to manage them.
• Intelligence Is Thwarted When We Are Distressed
  Triggers and triggering are a concern in trauma-informed practices. There are multiple ways to explain the process of triggering.
• Trauma-Informed Healing for All of Us
  People who don't heal their trauma pass it on to others--children, family, community, culture.
• Breast Milk Is Medicine for Babies
  If you think a child's development in the long term is not affected by lack of breast milk, read this.
• The Amazing Adolescent Brain: Appreciate and Nurture It
  Adolescence is a time for learning skills like self testing, deeply connecting with others, and forging one's own path. Here are guideposts from a clinical psychiatrist.
• Are You a Connected or Controlling Parent?
  Busy parents who take the time to connect with their children save a lot of time in the end.
• A Different View of Wellness
  Wellness is a function of the quality of our relationships with others, including Creation, or nature, according to Indigenous psychology.
• Colonial Psychology: The Psychology We All Recognize
  Colonialism colonized psychology too, hobbling its worldview and its application with what Indigenous peoples consider myths.