Click Here to Read: How Much Psychology Can You Really Trust? Popular theories often become facts before the evidence deserves our trust by Richard Brown PhD on his Understanding Health Behaviors blog on the Psychology Today blogs on August 13, 2026.
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Personal Perspective: A segue to creativity and hope by Kenneth Silverstri on his A Wider Lens Blog on the Psychology Today blogs on August 9, 2026.
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Freud fled from Vienna to London in 1938, terrified after the Gestapo picked up his daughter, Anna. It was not easy to get the Freuds the necessary immigration permits from the British government and even more difficult to extricate the Freuds from Nazi Vienna. Ernest Jones applied pressure through diplomatic channels and the Nazis needed to be bribed. Psychoanalysts from Austria and Germany fled to Britain, Switzerland, the United States, and Argentina, essentially anywhere they could gain Continue reading SEEKING ASYLUM – TWICE AS LIKELY with MITPP
