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The Psychology of AI Companionship

The Psychology of AI Companionship

Article | Other
As AI becomes more human-like, people increasingly form emotional connections with technology, reshaping relationships and social behavior.
Be the Fonzie in the Room: Staying Cool When Others Aren't

Be the Fonzie in the Room: Staying Cool When Others Aren't

Article | Conflicts
Most people experience stress, frustration, fear, and disappointment; however, some individuals struggle to regulate their emotions consistently, leading to reactions that seem disproportionate to the situation. They may become angry quickly, shut down unexpectedly, lash out verbally, or swing between emotional extremes. Relationships with emotionally dysregulated people can be challenging, exhausting, and confusing.
Understanding Anger: A Clinical Psychologist’s View

Understanding Anger: A Clinical Psychologist’s View

Article | Anger
Anger is a natural emotion everyone experiences. It signals that something important—our safety, values, needs, or boundaries—has been threatened. As a clinical psychologist, I treat anger as a useful signal that can become harmful when it is intense, frequent, poorly regulated, or expressed in ways that damage relationships or functioning.
Why Do We Keep Falling Into the Same Kind of Relationships?

Why Do We Keep Falling Into the Same Kind of Relationships?

Article | Relationship
Have you ever found yourself saying, “Here we go again” or “Why do I always end up with the same type of person?” If certain relationship patterns seem to repeat themselves throughout your life, it may not simply be bad luck. Psychology suggests that we often recreate familiar emotional dynamics, even when they cause us pain.
The Global Rise in Mental Health Disorders: What It Means for Dubai and the UAE

The Global Rise in Mental Health Disorders: What It Means for Dubai and the UAE

Article | Mental disorder
A new Lancet Global Burden of Disease 2023 study estimates that 1.17 billion people worldwide were living with a mental disorder in 2023, a 95.5% increase since 1990. Mental disorders are now among the top contributors to global disease burden and are a leading cause of disability worldwide.
Severe Eating Disorders

Severe Eating Disorders

Article | Eating disorders
Severe eating disorders are serious mental health conditions that affect eating behaviors, body image, and overall health. Common types include anorexia nervosa, bulimia nervosa, binge eating disorder (BED), and ARFID. These disorders can cause severe physical complications such as heart problems, malnutrition, osteoporosis, infertility, and digestive issues, as well as psychological difficulties including anxiety, depression, obsessive thoughts, and social withdrawal.
June: A Gentle Reminder to Check In With Your Mental Health

June: A Gentle Reminder to Check In With Your Mental Health

Article | Mental health
As June unfolds, many of us focus on new goals, summer plans, and busy schedules. But amid all the activity, it's important to remember that mental health deserves attention too. Taking care of your mind is just as important as taking care of your body.
Narcissist Happy Without You? Here's What No One Tells You

Narcissist Happy Without You? Here's What No One Tells You

Article | Manipulation
You saw the photos. You heard the news. And now it's eating you alive. Before you spiral — read this. The answer is more surprising, and more freeing, than you think.
Narcissistic Abuse Signs: 5 Phrases That Sound Normal but Destroy You Slowly

Narcissistic Abuse Signs: 5 Phrases That Sound Normal but Destroy You Slowly

Article | Abuse and Violence
Some of the most damaging things a narcissist says don't sound abusive at all. Here are 5 everyday phrases designed to keep you confused, controlled — and doubting yourself.
Narcissistic Discard: Why Being Left by a Narcissist Is Only the Beginning

Narcissistic Discard: Why Being Left by a Narcissist Is Only the Beginning

Article | Man and woman relationship
You thought the hardest part was being left. But the damage started long before. Here's what a narcissist quietly does to your sense of self — and why you couldn't see it happening.
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