Rebecca Bridger, PsyD

Lift Your Eyes

Anxiety in Antwerp

The Psychology of False Memories

How can we be so confidently wrong?

His Dad Built the Workbench

When we merged three households, the hardest objects weren’t the ones we disagreed about

Three Men Named Christ

On Delusion, the Mind’s Defense of Itself, and an Experiment We Never Should Have Run

How Much is Enough

The tipping point between minimalism and misery

What Fit in Eighty Square Feet

A year of renting out my own home, the inventory it produced, and where the line was.

What Downsizing Actually Asks of You

Home Was Never the House

Attachment theory wasn’t written for nomads

Six Minutes With a Bird

What research on brief bird encounters is telling us about the smallest doses of nature.

From the Tasting Room to the Outhouse

The minimalism genre tells you to pick a level of comfort and commit. The actual skill might be moving between them.

The Psychology of Living Small

Why Smaller Living Areas Can Reduce Anxiety

Share your Experience with Tiny Living

Call to Writers for Tiny House Big Mind

I Kept Opening the Door Slowly

On losing pets, and the way the brain reaches for someone who isn’t there.

The Dining Room Table Didn’t Make The Cut

A cross-border move does what a decade of minimalism didn’t