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Psychology’s Missing Link? New Theory Maps the Internal Architecture Behind Effort, Action, and Collapse
What if your procrastination wasn’t a personal flaw — but a structural glitch in how your mind works? We’ve all been there.
By Nikesh Lagun10 months ago in Psyche
The Hardest Part of Dementia Isn’t the Memory Loss—It’s What Comes Next
You brace yourself for the forgetting. You prepare for the repeated questions, the misplaced keys, the lost names. But what no one warns you about—the thing that shatters you the most—is everything else dementia takes.
By Ojo10 months ago in Psyche
What to Expect in Your First Relationship Therapy Session in NYC
Relationships are complex, and every couple faces challenges. Whether it's communication issues, trust concerns, or recurring conflicts, seeking the help of a therapist for relationships in NYC can be a significant step toward resolution. Many couples hesitate to begin therapy due to uncertainty about what the process entails. If you’re considering relationship counseling in NYC, understanding what happens in the first session can help ease any apprehensions.
By Connection Counseling10 months ago in Psyche
The Breaking and The Becoming
There was a night when the silence screamed louder than any voice I had ever known. It was the kind of silence that wrapped around my ribs, squeezing until my breath shattered, a prelude to a journey I could no longer ignore. I sat in the dim glow of a lamp that felt too warm against the chill of my unraveling, staring at a reflection that no longer resembled who I once was. The person looking back at me was a stranger, shaped by years of compromises, by a love that had long since faded into something unrecognizable.
By Cai Fox10 months ago in Psyche
Chapter III: The Painter’s Paradox — Creation as Annihilation
There is a man whose artwork is not composed with a brush dipped in paint, but rather dipped in existence itself. The bristles of his paint brush, dipped in a white so bright it worships the very idea of painting, are believed to be the extract of the very marrow of the soul itself. Each stroke is not just light on canvas, but light imagined; he contains the power to release light into the fathomless void lurking around the periphery of life. He is a painter of the endless dark, a witness to a subjectless mute whose silence speaks louder than any tangible utterance. Language fails here; any word on the edge of the subject's tongue is siphoned away, absorbed, dissolved, and regurgitated onto the dried slick of basanit slate as pigment. What else could it be called but a sacrament? His brush as chalice; his white, the dictated libation of a soul grasping at meaning in its own frailty.But as the light escapes his brush, the shadow is also introduced.
By LUCCIAN LAYTH10 months ago in Psyche
The Benefits of Group Talk Therapy for Shared Experiences
Group talk therapy, often referred to as group therapy, is a powerful therapeutic approach that involves individuals sharing their experiences in a supportive environment. This form of therapy allows participants to explore their thoughts and feelings with others who may be experiencing similar challenges. In recent years, the recognition of group therapy's efficacy has grown significantly, making it a popular choice for those seeking psychological support. The collaborative nature of group talk therapy not only facilitates individual healing but also fosters a sense of community and belonging among participants.
By Dr. Heidi Kling10 months ago in Psyche
Loving Me, While I Learn That You're No Good For Me Mentally
First rule Learn to have self-worth Second rule Learn to have self-compassion Third rule Learn to forgive and live again
By Alisha Wilkins ✒️🦋🖋️10 months ago in Psyche
Is high self-esteem narcissism? Myths about narcissistic personality disorder.
How often do you run into all the possible negative videos and articles about narcissists? “Narcissistic Abuse, Narcissistic Partner, etc.” But is it as bad as social media screams about it? So much negativity has been sprinkled towards people with this disorder! It's time to refute such rants.
By torch macktraher10 months ago in Psyche
Derealization and depersonalization. What is it and how do you deal with it?
To begin with, it is worthwhile to understand what it is and from where it resembles. These are two similar symptoms of different disorders but with various manifestations. Let's find out what they are one by one.
By torch macktraher10 months ago in Psyche
Why Do Bad People Prosper? The Answer Will Mess You Up
You’ve seen it. The corrupt thrive. The deceitful rise. The ruthless tighten their grip on power. Meanwhile, good and honest people struggle just to get by. It’s infuriating. It makes you wonder if doing the right thing even matters anymore.
By Ojo10 months ago in Psyche
Unlocking Inner Peace
In today's world, stress and anxiety are everywhere. But Dr. Andrew Huberman, a neuroscientist, offers hope. He shares tools backed by science to help us find calm. Let's explore Dr. Huberman's insights from his YouTube video, "Tools for Managing Stress & Anxiety," to learn how to calm our minds.
By Samia Refaat10 months ago in Psyche
Emotional Intelligence In Love: Why It Matters
Love is a magical, all-consuming phenomenon that brings people together. But what makes love endure and flourish in the long haul? The solution is emotional intelligence (EQ). It is emotional intelligence that is the building block of healthy, enriching, and enduring relationships in love. It’s the skill of recognizing, paraphrasing, and discussing your feelings in a way that is sensitive to your partner’s feelings. Let’s talk about emotional intelligence in love in this article why it matters, how it impacts your relationship, and some tangible ways to cultivate emotional intelligence.
By Prince singh10 months ago in Psyche