Browsing Tag
Psychology
21 posts
The motherhood reset: holding boundaries when it feels hard
Saying no to your children can feel awful, but it may be exactly what they need. Claudia Calleja of Woman Unclouded finds why boundaries matter
‘Is my boss a narcissist?’
We don’t always need a personality test to spot narcissistic leaders – their words, images and online profiles can reveal a great deal, Ivana Vitanova says
Exploring healing through dance
Luanne Grima highlights the benefits of dance movement psychotherapy
Feeling defiant? Why people comply – and how to resist
Psychology researcher, Sunita Sah, explains the science of defiance, the power of saying no in a world that demands yes, and why it matters
Experiencing hope and hopelessness in family life
John Prysor-Jones gives advice on how to better support our families in times of crises
In a lonely world, AI chatbots, ‘companions’ pose unique psychological risks
Experts say it is becoming clear AI chatbots and companions pose risk, particularly for minors and people with mental health conditions
The value of drawing: a portal to children’s worlds and identities
Authors Josephine Deguara and Cathy Nutbrown explain how listening to children while they draw reveals rich layers of meaning
Do women really need more sleep than men? A sleep psychologist explains
Women’s sleep is shaped by a complex mix of biological, psychological and social factors, says Amelia Scott
The circle of trauma: from childhood to adulthood and back again
Actions by adults who forget that they were once children could potentially have a knock-on effect on their own children. Mark Bonello explains the consequences
Why won’t my kids listen to me?
A psychologist explains why this happens and gives some tips