One of my favorite activities, especially in winter, is knitting. In addition to getting a usable item out of it, knitting provides lots of time for thinking… and I do enjoy observing what comes up from the depths.
Tag: teaching
Looking Back, Looking Around, Looking Ahead
In the great Rush song Time Stand Still, the chorus went, “I’m not looking back, but I want to look around me now.” I’ve invested several months in looking back and looking around, with the goal of looking ahead with clearer purpose.
How I Became a Copyeditor and Proofreader
This story—much like how I became a psychologist—has its roots in my childhood. For as long as I can remember, I’ve adored exploring and playing with words.
Psychology Has a Bigger Problem Than the Replication Crisis
I’ve finally gotten a handle on the frustration that’s been building within me regarding psychology as an academic field.
Why I Became a Massage Therapist
This is another personal question I frequently got from my students. I understand why, since it appears that cognitive psychology and massage therapy aren’t that related … right?