When the past continues to hurt in the present You don't have to have been through war to live with PTSD. Car accidents, domestic violence, childhood abuse, the sudden loss of a loved one, a serious medical diagnosis, a natural disaster – any event that threatened your life or safety, or that left you feeling helpless…
When the war doesn't stop there You've been there. You've seen things most people can't imagine. You've acted under extreme pressure, made split-second decisions, lost comrades. You survived. And yet, now that you're home, something's not right. Your body doesn't know that the mission...
Asperger syndrome, currently integrated into the broader diagnosis of autism spectrum disorder (ASD), is frequently incompletely understood or stereotyped.
In everyday speech, depression is often reduced to "deep sadness". From a clinical perspective, this equivalence is erroneous and risky, as it delays recognition of the disorder and access to specialized intervention. Depression is a complex affective disorder, characterized by persistent changes at the cognitive, emotional, behavioral and somatic levels, with a direct impact on the global functioning of the individual. The essential difference:…
ENVY – You don't have to manage these emotions alone – the support of a psychologist can make the difference between blockage and evolution.
The term „Stockholm Syndrome” often conjures up images of bank robberies and hostages defending their captors. However, this complex psychological phenomenon is not limited to extreme hostage situations. It manifests itself, much more frequently and insidiously, behind closed doors, in abusive relationships.
Find out what the dramatic triangle is in psychology, how the roles of victim, aggressor, and rescuer work, and what concrete strategies help you get out of toxic relationships.
Depression in adolescents is no longer an exception, but an increasingly common clinical reality.
People who use manipulative victimization do not stop at the first limit, but test repeatedly.
The key is not to change them, but to regulate your own behavior: clarity,
consistency, emotional control
Technology Addiction – If you feel like technology is affecting your personal, professional, or emotional life, don’t ignore the signs. Early intervention, including seeking help from a psychologist, can make the difference between a manageable problem and a chronic one.
Obsessive-compulsive disorder is a complex condition that can profoundly affect a person's life. Obsessions and compulsions can become extremely time- and energy-consuming, but the good news is that this disorder can be effectively treated.
Emotional climate – the basis of inner security
In a family, the child needs two fundamental things: emotional climate and structure.
The climate provides roots.
Structure provides direction.