Sharing your complaints can bring you and your friends closer together — but it has some dangerous side effects. Psychologist Guy Winch tells one reader how to break out of this way of relating.
In this column, Guy Winch counsels a worker who was laid off due to the pandemic and asks him to look at the psychological factors that might be hindering his job search.
In this column, psychologist Guy Winch advises a college student who’s agonizing about what to major in and who worries: “What if I make the wrong choice?”
In this installment of “Dear Guy,” TED’s advice column from psychologist Guy Winch, he suggests how a reader can start to heal from heartbreak while in quarantine.
In this installment of “Dear Guy,” TED’s advice column from psychologist Guy Winch, he writes about how we can help other people — and still maintain our own well-being — during this pandemic.
Welcome to “Dear Guy,” TED’s advice column from NYC psychologist Guy Winch. This week, he writes about how to manage fears and worries about coronavirus.
Dear Guy: “I’m married, and I don’t want kids. But what if I regret this and it’s too late?”
Welcome to”Dear Guy,” TED’s new advice column from NYC psychologist Guy Winch. This week, he helps a reader who is married and childless and worried that she’ll regret her decision later in life.
