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Therapy

Resolving Inner Conflicts with the Empty Chair Technique

If I say talking to an empty chair make you feel better. Would you believe it? might seem hilarious right! Let’s learn how it works. Did you ever felt hard to express what you feel? Have you ever felt so relaxed after

Relationship

What Happens When You Let a Third Party Control Your Conflicts

Imagine being part of a reality show in which the plot is a messy entanglement of misunderstandings, half-truths and drama-and here’s the twist: no one gets the final rose, the only certain thing is chaos. Welcome to the world of

Life Style

How to deal with conflicts in a relationship?

How to deal with conflicts in a relationship? People may sometimes express themselves assertively but not violently, when they are in a healthy conflict. They may refrain from accusing, slandering, and making personal assaults. Parents rather than concentrate on the

Positive Relationship

How Conflicts in our Relationships can lead to Self-Awareness

I am sure that our experiences have taught us how relationships are a risky business but that doesn’t stop us from aspiring for a perfect one. The question that often troubles us is how we start a healthy relationship. Are

Relationship Self Help

How Can You Save Your Relationship By Resolving Conflicts & Misunderstandings?

  What happens when a conflict arises in a relation? How to resolve misunderstandings in a relationship such that neither of you suffer and relationship flourishes? A misunderstanding or a conflict in a relationship may be defined as any kind

Self Help

Can Reading Reduce Loneliness? The Parasocial Bonds We Form with Books

Loneliness is a hallmark of modern living in an increasingly digitised, disconnected and isolating culture. Even though social networks exist in the virtual space, a sense of connection seems to diminish as we sit in a false sense of connection,

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What Families Can Expect from Online Intervention Planning for Addiction and Mental Health

Families often know something is wrong long before a loved one is ready for treatment. Online intervention planning offers a structured way to move from worry to action—without blame or pressure. Typically, the process includes a safety check, preparation calls

Awareness

Emotional Loneliness vs Social Loneliness: Understanding the Difference

The feeling of loneliness is universal, yet it is not consistently presented in the same way. Some individuals are alone despite having family with them, and others are alone despite having many friends. This is the case since loneliness is

Self Help

How Does Self-Concept Influence Regret After Oversharing?

Do you ever feel ashamed or regret after oversharing with others? You share your emotions,  feelings, and personal experiences that you later regret, and wish had stayed private. This regret sometimes hits a person hard if their self-concept does not

Relationship

Fighting Doesn’t Mean Falling Apart: The Science Behind Conflict and Strong Bonds

It’s common for us to feel worried when disagreement arises with someone we care about. Many of us see conflicts as a sign that something is wrong. While research shows that disagreements are natural and even healthy relationships have them