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The Silence Between Words; Why emotional abuse needs a Voice in our legal system

The Silence Between Words; Why emotional abuse needs a Voice in our legal system

Article | Abuse and Violence

In my work as a counseling psychologist, I’ve seen how emotional abuse wounds deeply—without leaving marks. It hides in silence, control, and gaslighting, often missed by our legal systems. But the pain is real. We need spaces—courts, apps, and systems—that listen to these quiet stories. Because healing doesn’t begin with evidence. It begins with being heard, believed, and held with compassion.

Why We Laugh at Different Things

Why We Laugh at Different Things

Article | Psychology
Have you ever stumbled upon a joke or a meme that made you laugh uncontrollably just a few years ago, only to look at it now and feel a wave of what the kids call "cringe"? That feeling, that subtle disconnect, is more than just changing tastes.
Why Some Mothers Love Their Sons to the Point of Ruin

Why Some Mothers Love Their Sons to the Point of Ruin

Article | Relationship
We often mistake deep-seated behavioral patterns for instinct, but humans operate on a different plane. True instinct is an unchangeable, genetically coded program—think of a female praying mantis devouring her mate.
What Are We Really Buying When We Pay for a Date?

What Are We Really Buying When We Pay for a Date?

Article | Man and woman relationship
Money has always been a factor in relationships, but the dynamic used to be starkly different. For centuries, women often had to rely on men because they had few other options.
Why We Forget: Unlocking the Secrets of Your Brain's Filing System

Why We Forget: Unlocking the Secrets of Your Brain's Filing System

Article | Self-care
No matter how hard we try to organize our lives with calendars, sticky notes, or even a cross drawn on the hand, we still forget. That phone we were just holding has vanished.
The Titans of the Renaissance: A Glimpse into the Soul of Genius

The Titans of the Renaissance: A Glimpse into the Soul of Genius

Article | Psychology
The High Renaissance was a fleeting moment in history, a brilliant flash lasting a mere three decades from the late 1490s to 1527. Yet, in that short span, the world was gifted with names and masterpieces that would define beauty and genius for centuries.
The Kiss of the Femme Fatale: How Klimt Painted a Sexual Revolution

The Kiss of the Femme Fatale: How Klimt Painted a Sexual Revolution

Article | Sex, sexuality
If an artist's fame were judged by the sheer volume of reproductions of their work, Gustav Klimt would surely be a contender for the top spot. His golden, ornate figures adorn everything from posters to coffee mugs.
What Is the Secret Meaning Behind Dalí's Most Famous Paintings?

What Is the Secret Meaning Behind Dalí's Most Famous Paintings?

Article | Psychology
Dalí did not simply paint strange things; he drew from the deepest wells of his own mind, using psychoanalysis and the raw energy of surrealist thought as his guides.
How René Magritte Used Simple Objects to Ask Profound Questions

How René Magritte Used Simple Objects to Ask Profound Questions

Article | Psychology
In the grand theater of 20th-century art, populated by extravagant personalities and lives lived as performance pieces, one figure stands apart in his deliberate ordinariness.
Condemned to Be Free: The Terrifying Gift of Existentialism

Condemned to Be Free: The Terrifying Gift of Existentialism

Article | Life
We often encounter the idea of an "existential crisis" and immediately picture a world drained of color. We think of pessimism, melancholy, and sadness—a black-and-white image of rain streaking down a windowpane as we sit alone, brooding.
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