Award-winning author and former heroin addict Maia Szalavitz tackles the nature of addiction, how it takes hold of the brain, and why we are failing to effectively treat it.

In this July 2025 episode of the Radio Headspace podcast, computer scientist Stevie Chancellor discusses how AI is reshaping mental health care as both a supplementary tool and therapy companion, while addressing the ethical implications of this emerging technology.

In this essential read, Michael D. Watkins explains how leaders can successfully transition into a new role faster by using the 90-day framework.

Autism advocate Heidi Mavir shares her experience of parenting an autistic child, offering a supportive guide to parents of neurodivergent children.

Inclusion consultant Tiffany Jameson and neurodivergent and disability inclusion expert Nicole Seaward discuss ways to include and support autistic individuals in the workplace, empowering them to thrive.

Dr. Carol Fitzpatrick offers a guide to understanding self-harm in young people, emphasizing that recovery is possible with the right treatments and environment.

Professors Kim L. Gratz and Alexander L. Chapman provide a compassionate, science-based approach to understanding self-harm while offering practical, clinically tested strategies for developing healthier alternatives.

Science writer Riley Black chronicles the exciting yet patchy history of the dinosaurs.

Social psychologist Devon Price explores autism and the complex issue of 'masking' — the ways neurodivergent people suppress or hide behaviors that don't align with neurotypical expectations, often at significant personal cost.

Author and autism advocate Pete Wharmby explains what it feels like to be autistic in a world built for neurotypical people.

Clinical psychologist Amber Elliott highlights the challenges of parenting children with significant developmental trauma and explains how we can navigate the complex emotions it brings.

This April 2024 episode of the It Can't Hurt to Ask podcast explains .

The holidays hit differently when you have ADHD. This Hack breaks down why the season feels overwhelming and offers simple, neuro-friendly strategies to help you stay grounded, calm, and in control.

Tabitha Goldstaub debunks the gender bias that exists within multiple forms of AI and unravels the ways in which we can overcome it.

In this July 2025 episode of the Speaking of Psychology podcast, host Kim Mills and licensed psychologist Vaile Wright discuss the future of AI therapy tools and why people are using AI chatbots for mental health support.

In this LinkedIn Learning course, workplace mental health advocate Natasha Bowman explains how companies can use AI to provide personalized care, enhance employee wellbeing, and increase productivity.

Bestselling author and academic Bill Bryson charts the long history of the Earth, the universe, and life itself, telling the story of how existence came to be.

Psychotherapist Meg Josephson addresses and unpicks the 'fawning' response

Clinical psychologist Ingrid Clayton explains how trauma can lead to fawning — the instinct to suppress our own needs, values, and desires for the sake of safety.

Bestselling authors Matthew Kelly and Allen Hunt tackle the universal topic of growing old, providing a helpful guide for reflecting on the life you've lived and taking steps to make the most of your later years.

This September 2024 episode of the History Extra podcast tells the story of communism from ancient to modern history.