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How to manage conflict on your team when you’ve been avoiding it forever

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Especially in companies with cultures that prioritize “making nice,” avoiding conflict can become so normalized that managers and employees alike end up waiting far too long to acknowledge and address conflicts on their teams. Yet despite these costs, many leaders struggle to even talk about it.

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Therapy by App: A Clinical Psychologist Tries BetterHelp

Mad in America

Two of the largest organizations representing therapists, the American Psychological Association and the National Association of Social Workers, took legal action. On one side are academics who conduct randomized controlled trials (RCTs), the same approach pharmaceutical companies use to establish whether drugs are effective.

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The Fallacy of Modern Psychiatry: Treating Symptoms, Ignoring Causes

Mad in America

and of course a host of pharmaceutical drugs. The societal expectations and legal consequences tied to these judgments reflect a departure from humanitys evolutionary roots. This expectation is not rooted in nature but in societal constructs that prioritize conformity and productivity over individuality and healing.

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Psychiatry: Medical Science of Mind or Moral Ideology?

Mad in America

Even when individual introspection of experiences was prioritized, it was typically done in a way that tried to objectify those subjective experiences as if they had cause-effect components like physiology.

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SUCCESS’ 2025 Women of Influence

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Female entrepreneurs are infusing their companies with a sense of mission, whether its advancing sustainability, advocating for social justice or prioritizing wellness and inclusivity. In her legal practice, Haques expertise spans various areas, including corporate law, immigration law and litigation. Dawn Belamarich, Ph.D.