To Gephyrophobiacs, Bridges Are a Terror
For some, the fear of bridges is paralyzing; for others, it becomes simply a somewhat embarrassing, highly uncomfortable backdrop to their lives.
Rockets Fray Nerves in Israeli ‘Bull’s-Eye’ CityAfter seven years of rocket fire, sometimes sporadic and sometimes intense, Sderot, a working-class Israeli town, has turned into a city of fear.
Living With Love, Chaos and HaleyArticle in occasional series Troubled Children: A Family Copes; profile of 10-year old Haley Abaspour, whose illness has been diagnosed as combination of bipolar disorder with psychotic features, obsessive-compulsive disorder, generalized anxiety disorder and Tourette's Syndrome, dominates every moment of her family's life; at least six million American children are diagnosed as having serious mental disorders; most are treated with psychiatric medications and therapy and even special schools, ...
The Sleep-Industrial ComplexWhile you’ve been tossing and turning, research scientists, pharmaceutical companies and mattress designers have been hard at work on your eternal nocturnal problem. But what exactly is the problem?
Before Triathlon, Psychologists Calm Athletes’ Fears
For the first time in the history of the triathlon in Manhattan, race officials arranged for a team of psychologists to help competitors who had prerace jitters.