Is Alcohol a Stimulant or a Depressant and is it Really So Dangerous?
Alcohol is commonly considered in a separate class from drugs. However, even though it is legal, alcohol falls into the...
Karen Doll, Psy.D., L.P
Karen Doll has been a Licensed Psychologist in the Twin Cities for 20 years, working in organizational consulting. She leverages her education in Clinical Psychology with her leadership assessment expertise in her practice. She is an executive coach focusing on helping people maximize their potential.
What is Engaged Listening?
In the modern age of many distractions, active and engaged listening is a skill most people could afford to improve....
How Common is Tocophobia? (Fear of Childbirth)
Most women experience some anxiety and fear about labor and childbirth. It is a significant event and the pain that...
Living Vicariously Through Your Child?
It is safe to say that parents want the best for their children, as parents are generally well-intentioned in how...
Help! Your Body Not Keeping Up With Your Mind?
Many of us respond to increased competing demands in life by trying to do more. We work longer hours and...
Do Those with Egocentric Bias Have Difficulty Forming Relationships?
An egocentric bias involves a perspective that is heavily weighted towards a person’s own point of view. One with such...
Should We Be Wary Of Friends Who Ask Loaded Questions?
Faulty communication in a relationship can lead to a conflict and a breakdown quickly. There are certain patterns of communication...
Delusions of Grandeur
A delusion of grandeur refers to a person’s false belief that they are someone other than who they are or...
What is Hebephilia
Hebephilia refers to the primary or exclusive adult sexual interest in pubescent individuals ranging from age 11-14. Hebephilia is differentiated...