family
Family can be our support system. Or they can be part of the problem. All about the complicated, loving, and difficult relationship with us and the ones who love us.
Going Dark
I had a conversation with a friend last night and it reminded me of a pattern of behavior from other people around me. I was letting my friend know that I may not be very responsive in the next several days because of situations that I am dealing with in my life and they responded with the understanding that I am a busy person.
By The Schizophrenic Mom12 months ago in Psyche
Whispers of the Willow Tree
At the edge of a small, sleepy town called Elmwood, there stood a grand old willow tree, its branches cascading like a waterfall of emerald ribbons. It had been there for generations, a silent witness to the lives of those who lived around it. Children laughed and played beneath its sweeping boughs, couples carved their initials into its sturdy trunk, and elders shared stories of love and loss in its shade.
By Vero Alfiansyah12 months ago in Psyche
Freedom Awaits When You Release Yesterday
Life has a way of teaching us through experience—some moments beautiful, others challenging. And yet, for so many of us, the weight of those challenging moments can linger far longer than we’d like. It’s as if our past becomes a shadow, following us wherever we go. But here’s the truth: that shadow only has power when we keep looking back at it.
By Seymour Soza12 months ago in Psyche
Shock Study: Children of Divorced Parents Are at Higher Risk of Having a Stroke
Introduction Divorce can be an emotionally taxing experience for families, but its effects extend far beyond temporary emotional turmoil. A groundbreaking study has revealed that children of divorced parents face a higher risk of developing severe health problems later in life, including an increased likelihood of having a stroke. This discovery underscores the profound impact that early childhood experiences can have on lifelong health. But what exactly ties parental divorce to such a critical health outcome? Let’s dive deeper into this study to understand its findings and implications.
By kavinda ranabahuabout a year ago in Psyche
Effects of Parental Alienation Syndrome
Parental alienation is the intentional attempt by one parent to weaken the bond between their child and the other parent. This can significantly impact both the parents and the child and typically occurs during challenging divorces or separations.
By Gaba Telepsychiatryabout a year ago in Psyche
Psychology of Kindness: How Small Acts Create Big Changes
Psychology of Kindness: How Small Acts Create Big Changes Kindness can be a strong force that has the potential of changing an individual, communities and even the whole society. In their quest, psychologists have done deep research studies on how kind acts bring along mental well-being and social connection accompanied by happiness. From the neuroscience of empathy basis to the wave effect of doing small acts, research keeps opening up profound impact of showing people kindness. We will go down the rabbit hole of the psychology of kindness and take a closer look at how even such minor acts have the capability to modify the givers and the receivers. It's time for us to walk on the science of kindness so that we can understand how a few more positive actions of kindness create a world that is prettier, intertwined.
By Bella berrenabout a year ago in Psyche
"Trapped by Love? How to Spot Love Addiction and Break Free"
Love addiction may sound like a beautiful concept, but it can be a real problem. It’s an obsessive emotional dependence on love, affection, or relationships that typically creates adverse cycles.” Although love itself is delightful, love addiction can leave people feeling depleted, anxious, or even stuck in toxic patterns.
By Aakanksha Ramawatabout a year ago in Psyche
Car Number 121. Content Warning.
Imagine a nice, mild wintery day on a country road. There's some snow on the wide, open fields, but not too much. It's cool as opposed to cold, so a nice, warm jacket will do. There are no leaves on any trees; no shrubs or tall grass. And it's sunny because there are very few clouds in the sky.
By Richard Soulliereabout a year ago in Psyche
