What's Going to Happen To Brian Hooker? Psychological Analysis

There's renewed interest in the case of Lynette Hooker who went missing in April in the Bahamas, and divers are going to start searching a new area of water for evidence.

With public suspicion cast on her husband, Brian, how could this kind of suspicion impact a person psychologically?

I discuss this in my new video from my Dr. Seth: Psychologist channel.

If They Try to Make You Feel Guilty, They Might Be Manipulating You

Who in YOUR life manipulates you by making you feel GUILTY? Most people have one -- either a family member, friend, sometimes even a romantic partner. And the manipulator's battle hymn? "You owe me."

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A Simple Psychological Framework for Understanding Toxic People

If you have someone in your life who is difficult to get along with -- they cause conflicts, have unrealistic expectations, or are bad communicators -- odds are they have a problem in one of 3 areas. I explain these 3 in the simple mnemonic acronym EMBER.

This little acronym can help confusing people seem less confusing

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One Term Makes the Narcissist Less Confusing: "Counter-Intuitive"

In my new video, I talk about one simple term can make a huge difference in you spending time trying to FIGURE OUT the narcissist. People are busy enough, so who has the extra time to try to figure out someone who engages in such contradictory behavior?

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Can a Passive-Aggressive Person Change?

Do you have someone who is passive-aggressive person in your life? Get some freedom from the "trap" with this little video.

These individuals often don't have truly bad intentions but the way they communicate cause others feel confused and frustrated.

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Kylie Minogue and the Psychology of Resilience: Inside the New Netflix Docuseries

Whitney Houston, Michael Jackson -- the list is long of pop stars who struggled intensely. The new Netflix docuseries about Australian star Kylie Minogue shows what a psychological rarity she really is -- and I point out why.