Dr Forshee spoke to O School the important of having dinner with your partner every night. “I’ve seen many couples eating meals together distracted by their cell phones,” Concepcion tells O.school. “They’re sitting together, eating in proximity to one another, but aren’t connected and present.” This can be just as harmful as not having a…
Dr Forshee speaking to Romper about the nostalgic connection between pumpkins and fall. The main reason people feel such a strong connection to pumpkins has to do with the nostalgia we feel about the fall season itself, according to psychologist and licensed clinical social worker, Dr. Danielle Forshee. “Some of the nostalgia of the fall…
Dr Danielle Forshee speaking with Bustle about what to do if you are having a panic attack! Panic attacks get worse when you continue to play negative thoughts inside your head. And although it may seem near impossible to just stop thinking negatively, Dr. Danielle Forshee, Psy.D, LCSW and counselor, tells Bustle that writing down…
Dr Danielle Forshee answering questions about how to be ready for sexual relations. 1. Are you ready to have sex? Make sure you and your partners are on the same page about entering into a sexual relationship. Be aware this topic could be awkward for those who are more sensitive to the idea or perhaps…
Bustle – Experts Say Your Partner May Be More Likely To Cheat If They Do These 8 Things After A Year
Dr Danielle Forshee speaking to Bustle regarding what signs to look out for to know that your partner could be cheating. In the beginning of a relationship, even sending a simple text can be stressful. Both people are trying to put their best foot forward, while also trying not to seem too interested. One of…
Dr Danielle Forshee speaking to Swipe Life Tinder about getting over a break up It was 7 p.m. on a summer Thursday and I could have been mistaken for a decorative rug. I’d been sprawled out for the past several evenings absent of the energy needed to flip from horizontal to vertical after Trevor* broke…
Psychologist Danielle Forshee explains that the ability to share and understand the feelings of others, such as a TV character, is a survival mechanism. “When we feel we know someone and like them — or the character they play on TV— we are more likely to feel an attachment toward that character, eliciting an empathy…
Dr Danielle Forshee speaking to Bustle Magazine about 21 Texts To Send Someone Who’s Grieving Expressing condolences to a friend who is grieving is a delicate matter. Being available for hugs if they need them or having your ear on call for when they’re ready to talk is important. But in the meantime there’s always…
Dr Danielle Forshee speaks to Bustle about 7 Things You Don’t Have To Be Entirely Honest About Early On In A Relationship. Talking a lot about your ex can be a sign you haven’t gotten closure and can rub your date the wrong way. Additionally, it can prevent you from forming a romantic connection with…
Okayplayer spoke with Dr. Danielle Forshee, a clinical psychologist and social worker, on the public and personal real-time reckoning with Nipsey Hussle’s death, empathy vs. emotional response, and the human condition to examine the cyclical pattern of reaction to help us understand how, why, and what we feel when celebrities die. Can you describe the…