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Pamela Paresky

New York

Contributor at Psychology Today

Contributor at Freelance

Not an important person. Writer, Psychologist, Mother. Now at Harvard. Opinions my own & I might change them. You defend terrorism=I block you #IStandWithIsrael

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Articles

  • 1 month ago | paresky.substack.com | Pamela Paresky

    Stanford University researchers are pioneering a new treatment for traumatic brain injury (TBI). But right now, they can’t do it in the United States. The trauma of physical injury to the brain can alter the brain’s structure and function in ways that can contribute to neuropsychiatric symptoms.

  • 2 months ago | paresky.substack.com | Pamela Paresky

    When Lenore Skenazy’s son was 9, he asked her and her husband if they would take him somewhere new and let him find his own way home by subway.

  • 2 months ago | quillette.com | Pamela Paresky

    Pamela Paresky, PhD, is a Senior Fellow at the Network Contagion Research Institute (NCRI) and Director of the Aspen Center for Human Development (ACHD). She writes for PsychologyToday.com.

  • 2 months ago | quillette.com | Gadi Taub |Pamela Paresky

    On 9 March, Pamela Paresky sat down with Gadi Taub in Tel Aviv to discuss the war in Gaza, the failures of Israel’s security establishment, and the ideological forces—both inside Israel and across the West—that have undermined the country’s ability to defend itself. Their wide-ranging conversation covers everything from 7 October and the erosion of Israeli deterrence to the rise of postcolonial ideology, the crisis of liberalism, and the battle for narrative power in a media-saturated world. I.

  • Mar 6, 2025 | paresky.substack.com | Pamela Paresky

    On February 22, I watched as a helicopter transported hostage Avera Mangistu across the sky above Hostages Square to an Israeli hospital (video below). Mangistu and Hisham al-Sayed are Israelis who each spent a decade held hostage in Gaza. Both men suffered from significant mental illness and crossed into Gaza on their own — Mengistu in 2014 and al-Sayed in 2015.

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25 Jun 25

RT @GadSaad: I'm pissed off today. I've largely been off social media for the past 4-5 days but I simply cannot fathom the extent to which…

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25 Jun 25

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25 Jun 25

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