Coaching Athletes to Be Their Best: Jonathan Fader’s New Book Hits Shelves Tomorrow
What do you do when conventional coaching methods aren’t getting you the optimal results? You turn to Coaching Athletes to Be Their Best, the first-ever guide to Motivational Interviewing—a proven technique for building relationships—co-authored by leading performance psychologist Jonathan Fader.... Continue Reading →
Liberate Your Mind: Scott Barry Kaufman Kicks Off a New Season of The Psychology Podcast with Steven Hayes
Named by Business Insider as a podcast that “will change how you think about human behavior,” The Psychology Podcast with Scott Barry Kaufman has been downloaded over 7 million times. The new season kicks off with Steven Hayes, a renowned psychology professor and President of the Association for... Continue Reading →
Lori Gottlieb’s New TED Talk Reveals How Changing Our Stories Can Change Our Lives
Stories are the way we make sense of our lives. But that doesn’t mean that the ones we tell ourselves are good, or even true. Instead of providing clarity, they often just keep us stuck in the same painful patterns. In her new TED Talk, which has been viewed over 600,000 times in four days, Lori... Continue Reading →
Scott Barry Kaufman Explores Moral Grandstanding as a Source of Conflict for Scientific American
Defined as “the use and abuse of moral talk to seek status, to promote oneself, or to boost your own brand,” moral grandstanding seems to be everywhere these days. In a new article for Scientific American, psychologist Scott Barry Kaufman investigates what has become a phenomenon of the modern age.... Continue Reading →
The Power of Changing Our Stories: Therapist and Critically Acclaimed Author Lori Gottlieb Joins The Lavin Agency
Lori Gottlieb started her career as a film and TV executive, followed by a period as a nationally recognized journalist. Today, she’s a psychotherapist and New York Times bestselling author. Though her career trajectory has been anything but linear, the common thread through it all is her genuine... Continue Reading →
Neuroscientist Beau Lotto Featured in CBC's The Nature of Things
Seeing red. Feeling Blue. Going green with envy. Color is more than a way to describe our moods—it shapes our world and gives it meaning. In a new episode of CBC’s The Nature of Things, neuroscientist Beau Lotto offers a captivating explanation on the science of color. What is color? A... Continue Reading →
Do Narcissists Ever Grow Up? Scott Barry Kaufman Explores for Scientific American
While our personality traits tend to remain stable over the course of our lives, we do mature as we age. But what about narcissism? Cognitive psychologist Scott Barry Kaufman explores the research in his latest paper. “Entitlement is the narcissism facet most toxic for maintaining satisfying... Continue Reading →
What is Your Technology Doing to You? Adam Alter Explores on Future Minds
Adam Alter—NYU Marketing Professor and New York Times bestselling author—joins Professor of Cognitive Neuroscience Joel Pearson for an engaging conversation on how addictive technology influences our lives. Why are so many people addicted to technology? Adam Alter has been investigating the... Continue Reading →