All About Psychology
Abortion is a deeply personal, emotionally intense, and often extraordinarily lonely experience. In the United States, more than half a million people had abortions in 2022, according to the CDC. Even …
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Forgiveness and trusting again often go hand in hand in the popular imagination. We believe that if someone apologizes and we truly forgive them, the natural thing to do is to open the door as before. …
[Read more...] about Forgiving is one thing, trusting again is another
Have you ever thought you have a knack for making the wrong choices? As if some invisible magnet pulls you, time and again, in the same direction to make the same mistake. The faces change, the jobs …
[Read more...] about You don’t choose badly. You choose what, deep down, you believe you deserve
If you've ever spent hours (or days) with back pain, you know how uncomfortable and frustrating it can be. It's a physical discomfort, no doubt about it. But it's also an emotional burden. Constant …
[Read more...] about Did you know that back pain shrinks your brain?
Stress seems to have become public enemy number one – at least for our mental health. No one in their right mind wants to be stressed. We are increasingly aware of the psychological and physical …
[Read more...] about Stress addiction: how we get hooked on living in “emergency mode”
Periander, ruler of Corinth, sent a messenger to Thrasybulus, ruler of Miletus, to ask him how he could better govern his city. Thrasybulus led the messenger out of town to a seeded field. While …
[Read more...] about Tall Poppy Syndrome: When they try to sink you because you stand out
We’ve all had those days when everything feels “too much.” Your heart races, thoughts blur together, and even small tasks feel impossible. You’re not weak or lazy, your nervous system is simply …
[Read more...] about Why We Feel Overwhelmed: The Brain’s Alarm System
