depression
It is not just a matter of feeling sad; discover an honest view of the mental, emotional and physical toll of clinical depression.
Mental health advice to help cope with trauma. Content Warning.
Mental illness can be very tough, especially trauma. When dealing with trauma we simply don't acknowledge that we are survivors to some of the most horrific things in life. We, as humans, can adapt to anything. We are built in such a way that we can develope the coping skills necessary to function through daily life and the problems we face. We learn as we go along how to avoid horrific situations and how to deal with it i the need should arise where we are faced with a tough situation.
By Danielle Mosley4 months ago in Psyche
11 SIGNS YOU ARE EMOTIONALLY BROKEN
Some people do not enter relationships looking for love. They enter looking for shelter from wounds they never healed. And at first, you may mistake their pain for depth, their inconsistency for mystery, or their emotional chaos for passion.
By The Curious Writer4 months ago in Psyche
Redirecting Media Narratives Of Mental Health Disorders. Content Warning.
Content warning: This article contains discussion of stigma towards mental health disorders, self-harm, and suicide. More people than ever are grappling with some form of mental disorder. However, some receive more grace and acceptance than others.
By Teguan Harris4 months ago in Psyche
The Zeigarnik Effect: Why Unfinished Things Haunt the Mind
Have you ever noticed how an unfinished task can linger in your mind for days, while completed tasks are quickly forgotten? A half-written email, an unresolved argument, an abandoned project, or a book left unfinished often seem to occupy far more mental energy than things we have already completed. This phenomenon is known as the Zeigarnik Effect, a fascinating subcategory of cognitive psychology that explores how the psyche responds to incompleteness.
By Kyle Butler4 months ago in Psyche
I Fall From the Sky Every Night — And Wake Up Just Before I Hit the Ground
It always starts the same way. I am somewhere high. A rooftop, a cliff, a place with no name that exists only in the logic of dreams. The air is thin. The ground is impossibly far below. And then — without warning, without reason — I fall.
By saif ullah4 months ago in Psyche
THE SECRET OF DREAM - ALEXIS KARPOUZOS
The Dream is not an object to be decoded, nor a message patiently awaiting the appropriate interpreter to reveal its content. The dream occurs prior to every distinction between subject and object, between reality and imagination, between meaning and absurdity. The interpretation of the dream can reach only a certain limit, and this limit is neither technical nor epistemological; it is ontological. What is at stake is not the inadequacy of a method, but the inability of any form of thought to fully grasp that which emerges from the unnameable depths of existence. The dream is the trace of a region where language has not yet solidified into concepts, where being has not yet crystallized into forms.
By alexis karpouzos4 months ago in Psyche
