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Strength-Based Mental Health: Focusing on What’s Right Instead of What’s Wrong
Strength-based mental health is not a denial of difficulty or a refusal to acknowledge psychological pain.
From Rumination to Reframing: Clinical Tools for Healthier Thinking
The shift from rumination to reframing represents one of the most important transitions in modern psychotherapy.
Breaking the Cycle of Catastrophic Thinking: Evidence-Based Interventions for Calmer Minds
Breaking the cycle of catastrophic thinking is an essential goal in modern mental health care.
The Role of Identity in Burnout: Reconnecting with Purpose Beyond Productivity
To prevent burnout from recurring, individuals must integrate this new understanding of identity into their daily lives.
From Surviving to Thriving: Post-Burnout Growth and Personal Reinvention
Perhaps the most rewarding aspect of post-burnout reinvention is the emergence of a new definition of success.
The Six Core Processes of ACT: Building Psychological Flexibility in Therapy
As psychotherapy continues to evolve, ACT stands out not only for its effectiveness but for its profound respect for the human condition.
Unconscious Roots of Depression: How Early Childhood Experiences Shape Mood Disorders
We explore how early relationships impact adult mood disorders, shedding light on how unconscious memories inform present-day struggles.
Projection and Introjection: How We Internalize Others’ Negativity and Call It Our Own
Healing from the effects of projection and introjection is about discerning which beliefs are genuinely one’s own.
How Psychologists Use Behavioral Therapy to Break Bad Habits
Psychologists play a crucial role in helping individuals break free from bad habits through behavioral therapy.