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John D. Rich, Jr., Ph.D.

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John D. Rich Jr., Ph.D., is an educational psychologist and professor of psychology at Delaware State University, a retired United Methodist minister, a husband and father of two sons. He is a regular guest on a popular radio show in New Hampshire, a regular author on The Good Men Project website, the educational site for the American Psychological Association, Edutopia (funded by the George Lucas Foundation) and a syndicated author on a news-based website. His first book, called Positive Parenting, was released in 2019. He also has his own website at www.drjohnrich.com, and a podcast at www.ipmnation.com/djn.

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How Do You Talk to Yourself?
Your childhood experiences have taught you how to speak to yourself. Do you see obstacles as problems to be solved, or confirmations that you will never be able to get ahead?
Stress Hurts

Tips to keep your anxiety from spilling out in ways that harm your relationships.

Tips to keep your anxiety from spilling out in ways that harm your relationships.

How Stressed Out Are You?

Understanding the source of anxieties can help us approach them with more power. Take this simple inventory and see.

Understanding the source of anxieties can help us approach them with more power. Take this simple inventory and see.

7 Best Relaxation Techniques for Anxiety

A continuation of this three-part series. Here are three more tips for managing anxiety.

A continuation of this three-part series. Here are three more tips for managing anxiety.

7 Best Relaxation Techniques for Anxiety

Does your level of stress seem overwhelming? Use these techniques to get out of your head and out of your way.

Does your level of stress seem overwhelming? Use these techniques to get out of your head and out of your way.

Teaching Your Children to Eat Healthy Foods

Want your children to make healthy eating choices? Step one: Eat healthy yourself. Step two: Stop buying foods you don't want them to eat.

Want your children to make healthy eating choices? Step one: Eat healthy yourself. Step two: Stop buying foods you don't want them to eat.