Abigail Fagan is a Senior Associate Editor at Psychology Today. She specializes in themes related to architecture and planning, with a focus on cultural movements, home and garden, house design, and food-related topics such as food production, safety, waste, and FoodTech. Abigail's work has been featured in Mental Floss and Psychology Today.
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An evening honoring the pioneer of savant syndrome and the unique individuals he treated.
An interview with psychologist and author Coltan Scrivner.
An interview with psychologist and author Coltan Scrivner.
Collaborative alliances between peers may be one of the most overlooked relationships in contemporary life. These dyads give rise to personal and professional growth—and sometimes to a beautiful friendship.
Adventurer Sunniva Sorby ventures to the extremes.
Here’s what clinicians—and everyone else—need to know about treating gambling disorder and protecting those most vulnerable.
Savant Grant Maniér on becoming an eco-artist.
When an influencer decides to go off the grid.
Psychological principles inform the best design choices, according to Leidy Klotz.
How foraging for food helps Gabrielle Cerberville better connect with—and care for—the natural world.
