FULL LIST OF ARTICLES FROM PSYCHOLOGY TODAY, MAY / JUNE 2009
MAJOR FEATURES
COVER STORY - WEATHERING THE STORM
By
Failure destroys some people. Others rise from the ashes, only to come back stronger. A guide to surviving tough times. Includes sidebars. (3,600 words)
NINE WAYS TO FAIL BETTER
By
Some people learn from failure and bounce back stronger. For others, failure destroys them. Be one of the ones who rise from the ashes. (1,350 words)
WHEN MONEY TALKS
By
Money is today's top stressor - but the stress stems less from actual material circumstances than from our deepest fantasies and fears. Unless we out them, they'll subvert our financial recovery and sabotage our best relationships, to say nothing of our sense of self. Includes sidebars. (3,300 words)
A FATEFUL FIRST ACT
By
Scientists are discovering that in-utero events can have lifelong effects. Why our earliest home could be the most important one. Includes sidebar. (3,100 words)
AWKWARD ENCOUNTERS OF THE FRIENDLY KIND
By
There's the grade-school pal from whom you want less, the colleague with whom you want more, and your partner's college buddy whom you can't stand. A friendship can be as vexing and heartrending as a summer fling or and epic affair. Here's how to think about common dilemmas among friends. (2,550 words)
OTHER FEATURES:
WORKWISE - A VACATION FROM YOUR DREAMS
By
There's a hidden bonus in our mass loss of net worth, writes
THE FREELANCE PERSONALITY
By
You've got your laptop, you've got your comfy slippers, you've got a gloriously unshaven (or un-made-up) face. But wait - are you home-office compatible? Includes sidebar: How to boss yourself around. (1.180 words)
THE MUSCLE IS THE MESSAGE
By
Sometimes your body knows what's up before you do. Commen sense tells you that your actions display what is going on inside your head. But the road goes both ways. Your feelings and attitudes are also informed by what your body is doing. (280 words)
INSIGHTS - AUTISM NATION
By
Rising autism rates remain mysterious. (250 words)
INSIGHTS - DIAGNOSIS: WAKE AND ACHE
By
Pills for a puzzling illness. Includes sidebar: Soothing behaviors (195 words)
INSIGHTS - CRIME AND PUNISHMENT: RETHINKING THE BAD SEED
By
Are psychopaths born or made? (250 words)
PERSONALITY - DECONSTRUCTION WORKER (Q&A INTERVIEW)
By
How do you break down walls even as you put them up? (960 words)
PERSONALITY - SOME LIKE IT HAUTE
By
Why some people look down on those less cultured. Includes sidebar: Haughty by nature. (975 words)
HEALTH - THINK OUTSIDE THE BLOCK
By
Clearing your head is a walk in the park. (240 words)
HEALTH - RIGHT ON CUE
By
Locate what's triggering your bad habits. Includes sidebar: Reflect and deflect (450 words)
FOOD CHAIN - COLOR-CODING YOUR MENU
By
The best way to shop for and eat food with all the nutrients you need is to forget about nutrients, Color is a much better guide. Includes sidebar: A model menu (1,050 words)
FOOD CHAIN - SMOOTH OPERATORS
By
Liquefying whole fruit is a smart way to get vital nutrients and a low-calorie energy boost that won't let you down. Includes sidebar: Cool as a Creamsicle. (400 words)
FOOD CHAIN - OLIVES: AN OLYMPIAN EDIBLE
By
They serve up much of the magic of the Mediterranean diet (350 words)
FOR PURCHASE INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT TMS/
Tel 1+312-527-8997 Fax 1+312-222-3459 E-mail: tms-articlesales@tribune.com
Licensing and Reprints
TMS Licensing: We license popular cartoon characters, puzzles and content from renowned creators for print, interactive, TV and film, mobile and board games. TMS also licenses unique commentary in politics, travel, health, business and other categories.
TMS reprints: We grant websites, newsletters, books and other publications permission to reprint any of the 150-plus columns, cartoons, magazine articles, photos and graphics found in our catalog. This content also can be used in corporate communications and training materials.