Naked Truth Blog

The Naked Truth blog explores our very natural human tendency to lie and its effect on our relationships. This includes how self-deception influences our romantic partnerships, friendships, family dynamics, eating and body image, interaction with diverse cultural groups, and our relationship to ourselves. For it’s only when we become aware of our self-deceptive tendencies that we can challenge them and powerfully emerge into more authentic selves.

You can read it here or on Psychology Today.

Cortney Warren Blog

Naked Truth Blog

"The Naked Truth explores how your ability to be honest with yourself affects your life. Although the topics I explore vary widely, the aim of the blog is to explore how honest self-awareness and understanding are key to your life fulfillment. For only when you are honest with yourself can you change."

You can read it here or on Psychology Today.

Lying Vows

Depositphotos.com Why the promises we make to our romantic partners often are not true. You have just met...

Celebrating Children’s Lies

Photo by flickr.com Why lying is normal (and healthy!) for very young children. Caller: “My child will not...

Goodbye 2015, Hello 2016!

Reflecting on 2015 can help propel you towards an amazing 2016. New Year’s Eve, 2015. It is a time of great opportunity....

Why Can’t I Get Over My Ex?

Photo credit: pixabay.com Three big lies we tell ourselves that keep us stuck in old relationships. Our minds...

“It Was About a 12-Pound Turkey”

Understanding Binge Eating Disorder (BED), the most common eating disorder. “It was about a 12-pound Turkey.” The words rung in my ears...

American Psychological Association Honors Dr. Cortney S. Warren

Dr. Warren receives the 2015 Minority Fellowship Program Early Career Achievement Award TORONTO, Ontario, Canada, August 8, 2015:  How many women and...

I am a Sourpuss and I Deserve to be!

-  I haven’t slept well in weeks. -  My daughter peed in my bed yesterday. -  I have no time to myself....

(Dis)Honesty – The Truth About Lies

  Concept of lies. Lie detector with text. 3d “The bigger the brain, the larger the capacity to...

The Stories He Told Himself: What We Can Learn From Brian Williams About Self-Deception and Lying

Photo by David Shankbone (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0) via Wikimedia Commons In February, 2015, reporter Brian Williams found himself under extreme...

All People With Eating Disorders Are Underweight, Right? Dispelling Three Common Myths About Eating Disorders.

As a clinical psychologist with an expertise in eating disorders, people frequently tell me stories about their experiences with eating and weight. Some...