"Epstein’s talk on creativity and innovation at the
Cambridge Forum on Executive Leadership was
one of the most exciting I’ve seen in years."
D. L. Holland, Vice President, Group
Human Resources, Bayer Corporation

Robert Epstein is passionate about advancing the behavioral sciences and helping people flourish. Scroll down to learn about his recent projects, or click left for specific topics. To learn about his recent research on the Search Suggestion Effect (SSE), the Search Engine Manipulation Effect (SEME), and other new types of online influence, click here. To see Larry King's interview with him about SEME, click the image.

To follow Dr. Epstein on Twitter, click here: @DrREpstein.

To read about the Carrier Separation Plan (CSP) - Dr. Epstein's solution to the coronavirus problem, first published in March 2020 - visit https://CarrierSeparationPlan.com. To read his recent scientific paper on CSP (published in the peer-reviewed journal Frontiers in Public Health on March 5, 2021), click here. CSP stops transmission of the virus and allows for the immediate reopening of schools and the economy without the need for masks or social distancing.

For updates on Dr. Epstein's online election monitoring projects, visit https://MyGoogleResearch.com. To view his 2019 Congressional testimony on the threat that Google and other tech companies pose to democracy, click here: https://EpsteinTestimony.com (7-min. video).

In the weeks leading up to the November 2020 Presidential election and the January 2021 Senate runoff elections in Georgia, Dr. Epstein and his team captured more then 1.6 million ephemeral experiences on Google, Bing, Yahoo, YouTube, and Facebook - experiences that are normally lost forever and that are used by tech companies to shift millions of opinions and votes without people's awareness. Epstein's large-scale monitoring of the 2020 election forced Google to back down on two of its most powerful online manipulations. For a summary of his findings, view the 15-minute video at https://TheCaseForMonitoring.com.

He and his associates are currently analyzing the wealth of data they preserved in the 2022 midterm elections - more than 2.4 million ephemeral experiences on multiple online platforms. More important, they are building the world's first nationwide "digital shield," which will protect our elections and our children from manipulation by Big Tech tech companies for the foreseeable future.

Dr. Epstein's online psychological tests are now being taken by more than a million people each year. To check out the tests, click here. 

Do you need therapy? The Epstein Mental Health Inventory has been updated to be consistent with the DSM-5, the current official diagnostic manual of the American Psychiatric Association. The new version is also jargon free and easy to read and understand. To see if you might benefit by meeting with a mental health professional, visit http://DoYouNeedTherapy.com.

To read "How Science Can Help You Fall in Love," Dr. Epstein's cover story in Scientific American Mind, click here. To read a commentary on Dr. Epstein's work on love in the Washington Post, click here.

"I feel powerfully called to write in sup-
port of Dr. Robert Epstein’s book The Case
Against Adolescence. I believe what he is
saying to have vast consequence for our so-
ciety. All of America should take note of it."
M. Scott Peck, M.D., The Road Less Traveled

Parent of a teen or preteen?  The Epstein Teen Parenting Inventory is now accessible at TeenParentingSkills.com. To learn about TEEN 2.0: Saving Our Children and Families from the Torment of Adolescence (an updated, expanded version of The Case Against Adolescence, which was cited by the U.S. Supreme Court in 2010), click here. To read about National Youth Rights Day, click here. To view Dr. Epstein's Young Person's Bill of Rights, click here. To hear an interview with Dr. Epstein about Teen 2.0 on Minnesota Public Radio, click here.

TEEN 2.0: Saving Our Children and Families from the Torment of Adolescence, was praised by renowned therapist Albert Ellis as "one of the most revolutionary books I have ever read," by Newt Gingrich as "a must read," by Joyce Brothers as "profoundly important," by Deepak Chopra as "rigorous and persuasive," by Alvin Toffler as "an essential read," and by Drew Pinsky as a "landmark book." Click here to download an interview from Psychology Today magazine about an earlier version of the book. Click here to take the Epstein-Dumas Test of Adultness. If you are a media professional or parent, click here to download a set of questions and answers about the book.

"Epstein’s work represents a most
remarkable insight into the creative process."
John Vaught, Inventor, Hewlett-Packard’s
Inkjet printing process

From a cover story in Scientific American Mind, click here to read about Dr. Epstein's landmark research on how to "Unleash Your Creativity." And check out the video of Dr. Epstein talking about how to boost creativity in business on "The Big Idea with Donny Deutsch" on CNBC here. Need a creativity boost? To take the Epstein Creativity Competency Inventory for Individuals, visit MyCreativitySkills.com. To download a free copy of Dr. Epstein's e-booklet, Creativity for Crises: Ten Tweaks for Tough Times, click here.

"Epstein has that rare blend of an
original mind and the ability to explain
what he's thinking. He'll challenge you
while entertaining you, and you'll walk
away a better person."
Warren Farrell, Why Men Are the Way They Are

 "Epstein provides an unusual perspective on
such central topics in cognitive science as
creativity, and shows the value of regarding
complex cognitive phenomena from
multiple perspectives."
Stephen M. Kosslyn, Chair of the Psychology
Department and John Lindsley Professor of
Psychology, Harvard University

Want to know how you measure up as a parent? Take the Epstein Parenting Competencies Inventory: the first comprehensive test of skills that are important for raising happy, healthy, productive children. Go to MyParentingSkills.com.

Concerned about your mental health? Take the Epstein Mental Health Inventory: a comprehensive 5-minute mental-health screening test based on the newly revised diagnostic manual used by therapists. Go to DoYouNeedTherapy.com.

 "Dr. Epstein's dynamic style and perspective
were welcome additions to our conference
on Southern youth. He understands that
addressing the needs of our young people
is never a one-size-fits-all proposition,
especially when it comes to teenagers."
Governor Mike Beebe, State of Arkansas

To see how strong your relationship skills are in seven different categories, go to MyLoveSkills.com. To take the Epstein Sexual Orientation Inventory, visit MySexualOrientation.com, available in English, French, Spanish, German, Dutch, Japanese, Hungarian, and other languages.

"Dr. Epstein shows how we can exercise
control over the love we experience
in relationships, even how we can build
love from scratch in a new relationship.
The lessons he has learned from his re-
search on how love emerges in arranged
marriages can benefit us all."
Janice R. Levine, Ph.D., Why Do Fools Fall in Love?

Feeling stressed? Take the latest version of the Epstein Stress Management Inventory for Individuals. Go to MyStressManagementSkills.com.

"Dr. Epstein has been lecturing
to about a thousand of our stu-
dents every year for 17 years now,
and he inspires and excites with
every visit. He is an original thinker
who knows how to communicate
his ideas with passion and power."
Norio Nakamoto, Managing Director,
MODE Gakuen Group, Japan

Is your motivation sagging? Take the latest version of the Epstein Motivation Competency Inventory for Individuals. Go to MyMotivationSkills.com.  

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