Psychology Today, popular online and print psychology magazine now publishes a range of blogs across multiple topics from “Addiction” to “Young Americans”. Multiple authors contribute to their large blogging sub-site. There are multiple RSS feeds (for each individual blog) as well as an aggregated RSS feed for all the blogs combined. I will slowly get around to including all the blogs in the database!
Dr. Deb - Psychological Perspectives is a blog by psychologist Dr Deb Serani. The blog addresses “current issues and articles that impact the human psyche” and traverses a wide range of topics. A popular/award winning consumer-oriented blog. The RSS feed contains the latest posts added to the blog.
The Politics of Well-Being is a blog by freelance journalist Jules Evans, who writes regularly for publications like The Times, Prospect, Psychologies and others. Jules writes increasingly about psychology with emphases on CBT and positive psychology, however the blog covers a wide range of topics. The RSS feed contains the latest posts added to the blog.
Mental Health Manual is a blog by Social Work Masters Student Sierra. Sierra created the blog to “inform individuals about mental health and mental illness. Not only will individuals with mental health issues find solace here, but the families and friends of individuals with mental health issues will become educated by reading this blog, allowing them to better support those they love”. The RSS feed contains the latest posts added to the blog.
Mental Health Blog is a consumer-oriented blog providing synopses of news and research in psychology. Written by an anonymous author whose “background is in Psychology and Sociology”, the blog covers an extensive A-Z of topics in psychology, with a focus on daily life topics. The RSS feed contains the latest posts added to the blog.
Postcards from the Funny Farm is a blog by Damien Riley, a teacher and author in Southern California. The blog’s catchphrase “thoughts on inspiration, psychology and blogging” reflects the range of topics Damien writes about from popular culture to self-improvement. The RSS feed contains the latest posts added to the blog.
makeGENIUS is a blog by law student Ivan Rios. Ivan writes general-level consumer articles on the topics of intelligence, creativity and productivity. The RSS feed contains excerpts from the latest posts added to the blog.
The Shrink Is In is a podcast by Dr. Howard Gurr, a licensed psychologist “who provides the public with appropriate mental health information in an entertaining and easy listening manner”. The RSS feed contains links to the latest podcasts added to the site.
Psychology of Clutter is a blog by psychologist Dr Amie Ragan and “is designed to help people organize their lives and the disruption caused by chaos and clutter”. Dr Ragan focuses strongly on the emotional and social factors that promote clutter and chaos and provides strategies for those who want to organize their lives. The RSS feed contains excerpts from the latest posts added to the blog.
Everyday Psychology is a blog by Paul G. Mattiuzzi (Ph.D.), a psychologist specializing in criminal forensic psychology. His blog “presents information from the archives of psychological research journals. It also includes comments about research findings that have appeared in various news sources”. Intended for a general audience, Paul picks topics that have relevance to everyday life. The RSS feed contains the latest posts added to the blog.
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