Have you ever experienced an encounter with an image in the sky or thought that the lyrics to your favourite song related to your personal life? These are examples of having moments... Read more »
Imagine trying to heal your mind while a fluorescent light flickers above you. The clock ticks loudly in the silence. You are expected to make intense eye contact while discussing your deepest... Read more »
Imagine being in a social setting, and suddenly, a harsh inner camera flips on. For many with social anxiety, this “inner movie” is a negative self-image, seen through the critical eyes of... Read more »
A new study uncovers how early wounds ripple through attachment and dissociation, shaping the path from trauma to psychosis. Key Points Repeated trauma doesn’t directly cause psychosis – it sets off a... Read more »
A fresh experiment reveals how the mind’s ability to connect emotional dots may underlie depression, alexithymia, and autism traits. Key Points A new task shows that people vary in how well they... Read more »
Riddle: How many narcissists does it take to change a lightbulb? (Answer at the end.) Loki, the shrewd villain in the Marvel Universe, was gifted with a scepter that acted as a... Read more »
This guest post by James Barnes is a counterpoint article to In Defense of Psychoanalytic Diagnosis by Mark L. Ruffalo. The “relational” approach—whether in its original form in relational psychoanalysis or in... Read more »