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Imposter Syndrome (IS): Discussion & Seeking Treatment
Imposter Syndrome (IS) also known as Imposter Phenomenon (IP), is a condition that was first described in 1978 by Suzanne Imes, PhD and Pauline Rose Clarence, PhD. While Imposter Syndrome is not a recognized DSM-V diagnosis, it is frequently observed, discussed and treated by mental health professionals....
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Smart, But Still Struggling? Why Intelligence Doesn’t Always Tell the Whole Story
One of the biggest misconceptions I encounter as a neuropsychologist is the belief that someone...
Types of Dementia: A Guide to Common and Rare Forms
Key Takeaways Alzheimer’s disease is the most common form of dementia, but vascular dementia, Lewy...
Eating Disorders and Menopause
Eating Disorders and Menopause While eating disorders are commonly associated with teenagers and young adults,...
What Happens If You Hit Your Head Hard?
Hitting your head can be unsettling, whether it happens during a fall, a car accident,...
How to Get Accommodations in College: A Practical Guide for Students and Families
Many students and families assume that accommodations received in high school will automatically continue in...
Eating a well-balanced diet can be an important part of one’s mental and physical health....
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