What Are Irrational Thoughts & How Can I Manage Them?

What Are Irrational Thoughts & How Can I Manage Them?

It’s common to experience a sudden thought that makes no logical sense yet triggers intense anxiety or fear. These are often irrational thoughts – ideas or mental images that aren’t based on... Read more »
Are You Watering Your Relationship or Flooding It?

Are You Watering Your Relationship or Flooding It?

There is a quiet myth many of us have inherited that goes something like this: true intimacy means sharing everything with one another, all the time and in real time. We are... Read more »
Brief REBT Intervention Boosts Motivation and Exercise Readiness in Sedentary Adults

Brief REBT Intervention Boosts Motivation and Exercise Readiness in Sedentary Adults

Many people struggle to start and stick with regular exercise, even when they know it’s good for their health. The reasons behind this are often psychological—shaped by internal pressures, negative self-perceptions, or... Read more »
3 Daily Habits That Could Be Draining Your Energy

3 Daily Habits That Could Be Draining Your Energy

When you think of burnout, you might imagine long hours, constant deadlines, or mental overwhelm from overexertion. While that’s often true, burnout doesn’t always stem from obvious stressors. Sometimes, it’s small, everyday... Read more »
Neurotransmitters Vs Hormones

Neurotransmitters Vs Hormones

Have you ever wondered how your body knows when to move, relax, or even feel stressed? Behind the scenes, two types of chemical messengers—neurotransmitters and hormones—help your brain and body communicate. They... Read more »
Understanding and Conquering Gamophobia | Psychology Today

Understanding and Conquering Gamophobia | Psychology Today

For millennia, bards, poets, and troubadours have captivated audiences with stories of the risks, pitfalls, and challenges of finding and keeping the perfect romantic partner with whom to live happily ever after.... Read more »
Working Memory and Flexibility Help Young Children Notice the Unexpected

Working Memory and Flexibility Help Young Children Notice the Unexpected

Many parents have seen their child overlook something obvious, like a toy in plain sight or a person calling their name. This everyday experience may reflect a broader phenomenon called inattentional blindness—when... Read more »
The Pros and Cons of a 4-Day Work Week

The Pros and Cons of a 4-Day Work Week

There is little doubt that competition for good jobs (and for retaining your current job) is fierce. Moreover, there are increasing demands for workers to up their game and be more productive... Read more »
Language and Brain Patterns Reveal Deeper Clues to Narcissistic Personality Disorder

Language and Brain Patterns Reveal Deeper Clues to Narcissistic Personality Disorder

Why do some people seem obsessed with being admired, yet struggle to truly connect with others? For those with narcissistic personality disorder (NPD), this paradox—seeking validation while lacking empathy—can define their lives... Read more »
Gaslighting Tries to Make You Bully Yourself

Gaslighting Tries to Make You Bully Yourself

Bullying tries to change how others see you. Gaslighting tries to change how you see yourself. They are often entwined in abuse cultures. Bullying occurs when the perpetrator says: “she is deranged.... Read more »
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