High-conflict leaders exploit cognitive biases to dominate. Science-backed strategies reveal how to neutralize their tactics—without losing your cool.

Christine Doss, the newly appointed Director of Behavioral Health Services, brings 15 years of expertise to Madera County.

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What is "inverse prioritization" and how do we counter the forces that seek to undermine our best intentions—personally and ...

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Since 2019, the Rutgers University Behavioral Health Care’s Center for Integrated Care has served as a hub for integrated ...

Latest research shows how cannabis-derived medication helps Alzheimer's patients manage agitation, offering fresh hope to ...

Fibromyalgia is a complex, chronic disorder characterized by widespread musculoskeletal pain, fatigue, sleep disturbances, ...

An interview with Karl Friston, a computational psychiatrist and an architect of an AI developed to emulate natural intelligence using active inference, physics and fuzzy logic.

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With the advent of Customer Data Platforms (CDP), these systems continuously store customer behavior data for purposes such as creating single customer profiles, analyzing, tracking, and managing ...

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