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Κυριακή 6 Οκτωβρίου 2019


Hoarding Misconceptions
What would it take for each of us to upset our wellness balance and become overwhelmed?
Psychology Today Blogs
08:26
Forget Me Not: The Persistent Myth of Repressed Memories
The idea that people "block out" traumatic memories has been proven wrong over and over. Why, then, do therapists continue to promote it?
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06:21
Cheating: the Effects of Anxious and Avoidant Attachment
Attachment theory suggests that dismissing people might cheat because they are running away from relationships; whereas preoccupied people may be running toward relationships.
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05:18
The End of Sex
Sexuality is changing at breakneck speed. Sex within intimate relationships is plummeting, while technology-assisted sex is skyrocketing. This is a problem.
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04:34
Halloween And Mental Illness Stigma
Halloween and mental illness stigma. Read more for tips on how to stop the myths that mental illness is scary.
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03:19
Finding True Love: 7 Questions to Ask Your Potential Partner
The questions here are not an exam on which the other passes or fails. Instead, a discussion of the 7 may help you both better understand how you see humanity—and each other.
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02:30
Is Physician Burnout Unique?
Is physician burnout different from burnout in other professions? Why addressing physician burnout may require a different solution.
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02:28
Bats Argue Over Food, Sex, and Where They Perch and Sleep
Similar sounding vocalizations produced by highly social and tightly packed Egyptian fruit bats are nuanced and send different messages in quarrels in various social contexts.
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01:32
The Voice of Panic Attacks
"I can’t live like this anymore. I don’t want to hide from the world."
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00:03
When (and How) to Let Go of Opportunities
How to apply a thoughtful and intentional process to your decisions about new opportunities, receive support for that decision, and make room for future longer-term goals.
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Sun Oct 06, 2019 23:28
What Is Truth?
Is there absolute truth?
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Sun Oct 06, 2019 23:28
Mother Matters
An exploration of the need for, and importance of, agency in new motherhood—and the surprising place it’s most likely to be found.
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Sun Oct 06, 2019 22:58
How to Stop Overeating for Good When You Hate Vegetables
True or False: If you hate fruit and vegetables, you'll never be able to permanently lose weight. False! Read this to see why.
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Sun Oct 06, 2019 22:58
Food Allergy and Relationship Stress
Part 1: Food allergies can cause significant relationship stress. A psychological perspective on why some people don't "get" food allergies.
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Sun Oct 06, 2019 19:53
Truly Considering Diverse Views
A now undervalued value.
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Sun Oct 06, 2019 19:51
The Spiritual Sweet Spot
Caught up in everyday worries and stress? Use your timeouts well.
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Sun Oct 06, 2019 18:01
Anatomy of Resentment
We all feel resentment at times. But like a lot of strong emotions, it is not itself the problem. Rather, it is the indicator of a problem lurking underneath.
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Sun Oct 06, 2019 17:25
The Tyranny of the Material World
The reality of living pulls us away from our inner world and can convince us that the outer world is the only thing that's real. It's important to remember that this is not true.
Psychology Today Blogs
Sun Oct 06, 2019 17:07
Natcon19 Film Festival
These films speak powerfully to all of us interested in mental health, addiction, families, and child development.
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Sun Oct 06, 2019 17:05
The Missing Voice of Babies
Who speaks up for babies? The author of Cribsheet does not.
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Sun Oct 06, 2019 17:01
How We Affect Each Other
The principle of emotion contagion holds that emotions of two or more people converge and are passed from person to person in larger groups.
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Sun Oct 06, 2019 16:41
Self-Care Isn't Rocket Science
Feeling depleted by unfinished tasks and never-ending responsibilities? Increase your resiliency and wellness with these 7 reminders.
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Sun Oct 06, 2019 15:32
The Vagus Nerve May Carry Serotonin Along the Gut-Brain Axis
Ninety percent of serotonin is produced in the gut. A new study reports that the vagus nerve may be key for transporting mood-boosting serotonin signals from the gut to the brain.
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Sun Oct 06, 2019 14:57

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