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Understanding Toxic Relationships: Psychology, History, and Healing

11/04/202511/05/2025admin

Understanding Toxic Relationships: Psychology, History, and Healing A toxic relationship is any interpersonal connection that consistently causes emotional, psychological, or sometimes physical harm. Unlike the normal ups and downs of relationships, toxic dynamics erode self-esteem, foster anxiety, and can hinder personal growth. Clinical psychologist Dr. Ramani Durvasula explains, “Toxic relationships are not just unpleasant—they can … Read more

“Hysteria” and Genital Stimulation in Women, Insulin Shock (Coma) Therapy, Lobotomy And Other Unethical Methods in the History of Psychological Treatment

10/30/2025admin

“Hysteria” and Genital Stimulation in Women, Insulin Shock (Coma) Therapy, Lobotomy And Other Unethical Methods in the History of Psychological Treatment Mental-health treatment has, at times, ventured into practices that today would be considered deeply unethical, even torturous. When I review these episodes, I do so not to sensationalise, but to remember how far the … Read more

Friendship Red Flags That Most People Overlook

10/06/2025admin

Friendship Red Flags That Most People Overlook That romantic night was supposed to end with wet kisses and wet sheets, but instead, her subconscious fears proved to be true. She had ignored all the red flags because her love was blind — she didn’t want to see what she already knew. His T-shirt and blue … Read more

Freud’s Dog Now Leading Therapy Sessions

10/04/202510/04/2025admin

“Freud’s dog now leading therapy sessions” — that became the tongue-in-cheek way people referred to Freud’s meetings once he began allowing his dog to be present during therapy. If the therapist’s a woman, yeah, she’s a bitch — in every goddamn sense of the word.If he’s a dog, then he’s a German Shepherd — smart, … Read more

The Psychological Labyrinth of Severance Season 2: A Study of Identity, Memory, and Control

02/21/2025admin

The Psychological Labyrinth of Severance Season 2: A Study of Identity, Memory, and Control As Severance returns for its much-anticipated second season (Severance Season 2), the psychological undercurrents of this dystopian workplace thriller continue to captivate audiences. The series delves into the disturbing consequences of memory bifurcation, where employees of Lumon Industries undergo a “severance” … Read more

The Columbine Massacre: A Psychological Dissection of Violence, Infamy, and Healing

02/18/2025admin

The Columbine Massacre: A Psychological Dissection of Violence, Infamy, and Healing Defining Columbine: A Day of Infamy On April 20, 1999, two adolescents, Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold, executed a meticulously premeditated assault on Columbine High School in Littleton, Colorado. Armed with firearms and homemade explosives, they embarked on a rampage that claimed 13 lives … Read more

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Sublimation: Displacing Pain and Finding Expression through Unconscious Channels And Sex

02/08/202502/08/2025admin

Sublimation: Displacing Pain and Finding Expression through Unconscious Channels And Sex Sublimation, as a concept in psychology, is one of the defense mechanisms proposed by Sigmund Freud. It refers to the process by which individuals channel emotional energy, often from unresolved or repressed desires, into socially acceptable or productive outlets. In particular, when someone faces … Read more

The SANCTUM movement therapy, energy, Kundalini and Spiritual Awakening

02/01/202502/01/2025admin

The SANCTUM movement therapy, energy, Kundalini and Spiritual Awakening Sanctum movement is designed to empower the body and expand the mind, Sanctum is a holistic moving sequence rooted in multidisciplinary forms of kundalini yoga, martial arts, animalistic flow, breath work and primal fitness. A transformative wellbeing practice that explores energy frequencies with mindful movement. The … Read more

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Coulrophobia: The Fear of Clowns and Its Unsettling Origins, and Why We Fear Them?

01/17/2025admin

Coulrophobia: The Fear of Clowns and Its Unsettling Origins Coulrophobia, the fear of clowns, is a phenomenon that affects many people around the world. While clowns are traditionally associated with laughter, fun, and childhood entertainment, for some, the sight of a clown can evoke a sense of deep anxiety and fear. This fear is often … Read more

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Schizophrenia, Inner Voices, and the Historical Belief in Demonic Origins

10/01/2024admin

Schizophrenia, Inner Voices, and the Historical Belief in Demonic Origins Schizophrenia is a complex mental health disorder that affects approximately 1% of the population globally. It is characterized by a range of symptoms, including delusions, disorganized thinking, and auditory hallucinations—often experienced as hearing voices that are not real. For many people, this experience of hearing … Read more

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“Hysteria” and Genital Stimulation in Women, Insulin Shock (Coma) Therapy, Lobotomy And Other Unethical Methods in the History of Psychological Treatment

Freud’s Dog Now Leading Therapy Sessions

The SANCTUM movement therapy, energy, Kundalini and Spiritual Awakening

Schizophrenia, Inner Voices, and the Historical Belief in Demonic Origins

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