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Intuitive Psychology

Intuitive Psychology

Blog | Other
The sum of impressions does not equal transformation. True growth and change occur not in fragments but as a whole—within the entire system of the psyche.
Calm vs. Anger: How One Choice Rewires Your Brain Forever

Calm vs. Anger: How One Choice Rewires Your Brain Forever

Article | Anger
When was the last time you felt anger rising in your throat? Maybe it was a driver who cut you off on the road, or a colleague who, once again, dumped their work on you.
Why You’re Always Late, Even If You Genuinely Believe You’ll Make It

Why You’re Always Late, Even If You Genuinely Believe You’ll Make It

Article | Goal setting
Sometimes you rush out the door thinking, “Just five more minutes and I’ll be on time.” Then suddenly you’re stuck in traffic, at a bus stop, or in a line, realizing you’re late again. Sound familiar?
Quick Reconciliation After an Argument: Why 30 Minutes Can Save Your Relationship

Quick Reconciliation After an Argument: Why 30 Minutes Can Save Your Relationship

Article | Man and woman relationship
Remember that moment after yet another argument when you're sitting in separate rooms, heart pounding, replaying hurtful words in your head? Most couples know this feeling all too well.
Anxious Attachment in the Digital Age: Decoding the Panic of the Silent Phone

Anxious Attachment in the Digital Age: Decoding the Panic of the Silent Phone

Article | Man and woman relationship
Picture a scenario familiar to many: your phone stays silent all day, and you replay every line from the last chat in your head, trying to figure out what went wrong. Suddenly—ding!—a short "Hey, how are you?" arrives.
The Psychology of Your Pace: What Your Walk Reveals About Your Personality

The Psychology of Your Pace: What Your Walk Reveals About Your Personality

Article | Psychology
As you stroll down the street, have you ever noticed how people around you move at different paces? Some rush forward as if late for an important meeting,
Why Do I Feel Empty?

Why Do I Feel Empty?

Article | Adolescent psychology
Feeling “empty” is more than just feeling sad or bored. Clients often describe it as an inner void, emotional numbness, or the sense that “something is missing.”
Anxiety attack — what to do

Anxiety attack — what to do

Article | Mental health
New or atypical symptoms (severe chest pain, one-sided weakness, fainting, shortness of breath not settling), or cardiac risk factors—get urgent medical evaluation to rule out medical causes.
Second Sons: Why They’re More Likely to Get into Trouble and How Psychology Explains It

Second Sons: Why They’re More Likely to Get into Trouble and How Psychology Explains It

Article | Adolescent psychology
You’ve probably heard jokes about the oldest child being a mini-adult while the youngest is the eternal troublemaker. It turns out there’s some science behind those jokes.
Mice That Save Each Other: How Empathy Works Even in Rodents

Mice That Save Each Other: How Empathy Works Even in Rodents

Article | Psychology
The door between two compartments of an aquarium clicks shut. On one side sits a rat we’ll call Right, because it’s the one that can pull a lever and open the passage.
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