When You Friend Is a Chronic, Annoying Flirt (And What o Do About It)

Most people have ONE ANNOYING FRIEND who does this: has to flirt with what seems like everyone they meet. The two of you could be in the middle of a conversation -- but someone comes up -- and it's like you don't even exist.

Check out my new video on this topic!

Do Passive-Aggressive Coworkers Actually WANT To Upset You?

A passive-aggressive coworker often sends emails specifically DESIGNED to annoy or upset you. In my new video from my YouTube channel, Dr. Seth: Psychologist, I share specific examples about how people can respond without upsetting themselves more unnecessarily!

Healing the Invisible Wound: Recognizing Contempt in Family Dynamics

Contempt is the very serious feeling of having disdain for another person, feeling as if that person is "beneath" you. It is related to feelings of hatred but feeling contempt involves seeing the other person almost as if they are more of an object than a three-dimensional person with feelings, thoughts and needs.

It's upsetting when you feel that anyone has contempt for you, but if it is someone in your own family, it is even more difficult.

Check out my new video from my Dr. Seth: Psychologist YouTube channel.

The Stress of Having a Toxic Boss (Psychologist Explains)

As a clinical psychologist, I can tell you that that how happy or unhappy you are at work matters to your mental health. When you find yourself in a position of having a toxic boss, you might find that they engage in any of the 6 behaviors I outline in my new video from my YouTube channel, Dr. Seth: Psychologist.

The Most Painful Kind of a Relationship? The Trauma Bond With a Narcissist

One of the saddest and most troubled types of relationships is what's called a "trauma bond" with a narcissist. It feels almost impossible to get out of it or detach. Could be a romantic relationship, a family member, even a friend. I discuss this more in my new YouTube video.

The Psychopath in the Workplace: How to Know If You're Coworker Is Psychopathic

Research suggests that about 1 in 100 U.S. adults is believed to be a psychopath. This complex personality type is often misunderstood. In my new video, I talk about how psychopaths function in the workplace -- and how you can possibly detect them.