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Somatic Symptom Disorder: When Physical Symptoms and Health Anxiety Take Over

Somatic Symptom Disorder: When Physical Symptoms and Health Anxiety Take Over

Article | Psychosomatics
Pain, palpitations, dizziness, or shortness of breath may become the center of daily life. Understanding the link between physical sensations and health anxiety can be the first step toward breaking the cycle.
Why You Miss Someone Who Wasn't Good for You

Why You Miss Someone Who Wasn't Good for You

Article | Love

You remember the arguments, the inconsistency, the disappointment, the way you felt about yourself around them. You may even know that leaving was the healthier choice.

And yet, you still miss them.

Why Some People Feel Like Home: When Familiarity and Emotional Intensity Are Confused with Love

Why Some People Feel Like Home: When Familiarity and Emotional Intensity Are Confused with Love

Article | Relationship
Sometimes we meet someone and feel an immediate sense of familiarity, connection, and emotional intensity. They can feel like home in a way that is difficult to explain. But familiarity and safety are not always the same thing. Sometimes what feels like home reflects patterns our nervous system already knows, rather than the kind of love and connection that truly allows us to feel safe, seen, and fully ourselves.
An Invitation to Remember: What Falling in Love Awakens Within Us

An Invitation to Remember: What Falling in Love Awakens Within Us

Article | Relationship
What actually is the process of falling in love? Why is it so intoxicating and such an otherworldly experience? When the intensity begins to fade, what are we left with? What if intimate relationship invites us to remember something about ourselves that has long been forgotten?
Schizophrenia in Children: Early Signs, Symptoms, and When to Seek Help

Schizophrenia in Children: Early Signs, Symptoms, and When to Seek Help

Article | Child psychology
Schizophrenia is rare in children, but significant changes in thinking, emotions, or behavior should not be ignored. Learn which warning signs deserve attention and when professional evaluation may be needed.
When You Are Safe But Don't Feel Safe: Understanding the Difficulty of Being Present

When You Are Safe But Don't Feel Safe: Understanding the Difficulty of Being Present

Article | Trauma
I’ve been thinking recently about how difficult it can be to trust the present, even when the present is safe. What happens when the circumstances of our lives change, but parts of us are still living from what we learned we needed to survive? I’ve written about some of these reflections in my latest piece: What Prevents Us from Trusting the Present When the Present Is Safe?
Emotional Eating

Emotional Eating

Article | Eating disorders
Sometimes, eating is not simply a response to physical hunger. A child may gradually learn—often unconsciously—to use food as a way to calm stress or cope with sadness, boredom, fear, loneliness, or emotional pressure.
Therapist Explains... The Difference Between Loneliness and Being Alone

Therapist Explains... The Difference Between Loneliness and Being Alone

Article | Emotions
Being alone and feeling lonely may look similar from the outside, but psychologically, they are not the same experience. You can spend an entire weekend by yourself and feel peaceful, restored, and connected to yourself. And you can sit in a crowded room surrounded by people and still feel profoundly lonely. So what is the difference?
Therapist Explains... Why Your Inner Critic Is So Loud — and How to Shrink It

Therapist Explains... Why Your Inner Critic Is So Loud — and How to Shrink It

Article | Emotions
Have you ever made one small mistake and immediately heard: “I should have known better.” “I'm not good enough.” “Everyone else is doing better than me.” “Why can't I get anything right?”
Grief Processing: Why You Need to Feel What You’ve Lost

Grief Processing: Why You Need to Feel What You’ve Lost

Article | Emotions
Grief is not something we simply “get over.” It is something we gradually learn to carry, understand, and integrate into our lives. When we lose someone, something, or even a version of life we deeply cared about, our mind and body need time to process what has happened. Yet many of us try to move on quickly. We stay busy, suppress our emotions, tell ourselves to be strong, or avoid talking about the loss because it feels too painful.
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