Mental Health
How Early Praise Can Create Adult Perfectionism
Praise that focused on performance rather than experience often teaches the nervous system that worth must be earned and maintained.
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The Future of Industrial Cooling: Maximizing Efficiency with Advanced Refrigeration Systems
In the fast-paced world of industrial manufacturing and large-scale food preservation, temperature control is not…
Cryogenic system
Processes requiring extremely low temperatures place high demands on technology and reliability. In these types…
Trump Claims He Alone Decided Against Striking Iran, Comments on Greenland and Nobel Gesture
U.S. president dismisses foreign pressure and credits himself for easing tensions with Tehran
Why Some People Heal by Leaving — Not Talking
For some people, healing happens through separation and distance, not through explanation, discussion, or emotional…
Lasted Mental Health
How Childhood Roles Follow Us Into Adult Relationships
The roles learned in childhood often continue shaping adult relationships long after their original purpose has passed.
The Silent Burnout of Emotionally Intelligent People
Burnout in emotionally intelligent people often develops quietly, hidden behind competence, insight, and emotional fluency.
Why Some People Feel Anxious Only When Life Is Going Well
Anxiety can surface during calm periods because safety, not danger, activates unresolved patterns in the nervous system.
When Therapy Language Is Used to Control Others
Psychological language can become a tool of power when insight is used to dominate rather than create genuine contact.
The Emotional Addiction to Unfinished Conversations
Unfinished conversations keep emotional energy locked in the past, creating attachment not to people, but to unresolved contact.
Why Highly Self-Aware People Still Repeat the Same Mistakes
Insight alone does not create change when awareness is disconnected from embodied experience and present-moment contact.
The Psychology of Feeling Guilty When Nothing Is Actually Wrong
Guilt can persist not because of wrongdoing, but because responsibility and self-worth became intertwined.
How People Use Positivity to Avoid Emotional Responsibility
Positivity can become a shield when optimism is used to bypass difficult feelings and unresolved responsibility.