Dr Danielle Forshee speaking with Pure Wow about how We’re All Guilty of ‘Headlining’—Here’s Why It Actually Makes You Less Informed. Why is headlining so common? Look, headlines are meant to be attention-grabbing. But because our lives revolve around multitasking and speed (listening to a podcast while cleaning, consuming content in Tweet-size bites, etc.), we…
Dr. Danielle Forshee speaking to Refinery 29 about Snow-Globing and why it’s the worst holiday dating trend ever. Snow-globing someone sounds shitty and thoughtless. But, to be fair, most people who snow-globe aren’t doing so consciously. Usually, it’s some combination of loneliness, familial pressure, nostalgia, and convenience, says Danielle Forshee, Psy.D, a psychologist and marriage…
Dr. Danielle Forshee speaking to Refinery 29 regarding the dating trends. But even though we have trendy new names for it, getting attached to a partner prematurely was common even pre-COVID, says Danielle Forshee, Psy.D, LCSW, a psychologist and marriage therapist. Only now, the propensity to quickly latch onto a potential partner as though they’re…
Dr Danielle Forshee speaking to Refinery 29 about how Gilmore Girls Become About The Gilmore Boys Here’s another theory: The three men in Rory’s life were what she needed to find herself in the end and eventually come into her own (whether we like the end result or not). According to relationship therapist Dr. Danielle…
Danielle Forshee, Psy.D, LCSW, agrees. “On the spectrum of lies, wokefishing does seem like it’s on the pretty severe end,” she says. “Wokefishing is more than a little white lie; it’s [sometimes] done purposefully to deceive someone into thinking you share in the same core values.” Read the full article at refinery29.com
“So staying healthy means doing what we can to ensure our minds are cared for. Even if the world still needs work, we can simultaneously work on ourselves.” Read the full article here
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Dr Danielle Forshee speaking to Refinery 29 about why everyone is more interested in sex during spring time.
Dr. Danielle Forshee psychologist shares her take with PureWow on emotional issues. “So much of our communication now is done via text message or social media, and in these forms, we use words to express ourselves, but we’re missing that face-to-face contact of looking at the person and seeing the expression that comes along with…
Dr Danielle Forshee speaking to Refinery 29 about spring time break up season. I asked Danielle Forshee, PsyD, LCSW, a psychologist who does divorce and marriage counseling, why there seems to be such an uptick in breakups around March. “I have some theories, and they’re mostly based in science,” she told me. There are fewer…