How Will Kouri Richins Adjust to Life in Prison? How Does ANYONE Adjust to It Psychologically?

Found guilty today of aggravated murder of her husband (and 4 other counts), how will Kouri Richins adjust to prison? How does anyone psychologically adjust to life in prison? I share a few key psychological points in my new video.

Has Tipping Culture Gone Too Far? Simple Rules for Navigating the New Etiquette

If you believe tipping culture has gotten absolutely OUT OF CONTROL, you're not alone. I share a few simple rules some people follow to handle this issue in a balanced way in my new video.

The Things We Lose Because We Didn’t Take Care of Them

HOW. MANY. PEOPLE. have lost something they really cared about -- because of their own fault or because they didn't take good enough care of it? Way too many of us to count. My new video from my YouTube Channel.

Psychological Reasons Why A Person Disappears: Neil McCasland Missing, Famous in the UAP & UFO Communtity

Having worked on a risk assessment team as a clinical psychologist for several years in the past, I can share there are many areas to assess when a person disappears. In my new video from my Dr. Seth: Psychologist YouTube channel, I review many questions one would answers to when understanding the psychological reasons why a person goes missing. 

One assesses whether there were any: 

recent personality or mood changes, or changes in their daily routine; whether there was any recent reported depression, anxiety, or other mental health symptoms; whether there were any recent significant financial changes; whether they experienced any recent losses, breaks or splits in relationships, or other upsetting events; and other areas I highlight in my video.

You can check out my video on the topic below and remember to watch out for any possible signs of significant changes of anyone in your life.

Disappearance of Retired Air Force Major General Neil McCasland Raises A Lot of Questions: Left His Albuquerque Home On Foot, No Phone

This missing person case is VERY bizarre. The man, retired Air Force Major General Neil McCasland, left his Albuquerque home on foot and didn't take his phone with him. His wife released a statement that he was not disoriented and does not have dementia. The backstory of his career and the sensitive information he had access to has caused many to wonder about what really happened. My psychological commentary in my new video...

No One Should Feel Humiliated: Protecting Your Emotional Well-Being at Home, Work, and With Family

People feel a lot of different feelings in a typical week -- but HUMILIATED shouldn't be one of them -- at least as a pattern. If you find yourself at home, at work, or with family members feeling humiliated them: Whitney Houston, there's a problem.

My new video from my Dr. Seth: Psychologist YouTube channel.