Who would have thought we’d reach a point where we’d tune our bodies to work the way we want? But here we are. And the best part is that a lot of it can happen right from your couch.. It’s showing up in apartments, homes, and high-rise buildings across cities like New York. In this […]
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The field of psychology is significantly more diverse than many people realize. There are many different categories of professionals who offer services that could be considered psychologically beneficial, including, social workers, guidance counselors, psychiatrists, therapists, and several different types of nurses. What is the difference between all of these jobs? And more importantly, what sort
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There’s something powerful about being able to see what’s going on inside your body. For many patients, it takes away fear. It brings things into focus. That’s one reason why ultrasounds are more than just a tool for physical exams. They are starting to shape how we think about care, trust, and even mental health.
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The world of gambling technology has come a remarkably long way in just the past few years. Back in the 2010s, most people only had access to crowded, noisy casinos and basic online betting sites. Fast-forward to 2025, and everything has become far more advanced and tailored to the individual. Cutting-edge casino and sportsbook operators
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Ever feel like your mind is hiding something from you—on purpose? That hidden mental block might be repression in psychology, a powerful and often misunderstood defense mechanism. First explored by Sigmund Freud, repression helps us bury painful thoughts deep in the unconscious mind. But what happens when those buried emotions begin to resurface? In this
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Is penis envy real? This is a question that has sparked debates in psychology for more than a century. The idea sounds strange, even controversial. But it comes from one of the most famous names in psychology: Sigmund Freud. In this blog, we will explain what penis envy is, where the idea came from, why
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Is the Oedipus complex real? That’s a question many psychology students, researchers, and even curious readers have asked for decades. First introduced by Sigmund Freud, the Oedipus complex suggests that young children—particularly boys—go through a stage where they unconsciously feel desire for their mother and rivalry toward their father. Inspired by the Greek tragedy of
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Have you ever felt like you’re carrying pain from your family that you can’t quite explain? Maybe there were too many fights at home, you didn’t feel loved, or you just didn’t feel safe growing up. That kind of pain is called family trauma, and it can stay with us for a long time—without us
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Freud’s psychoanalytic theory of personality development provides insight into how emotional energy flows and how personality develops. Key Takeaways When we talk about human behavior, emotions, and mental health, few names stand out like Sigmund Freud. He gave us deep insights into how our minds work through what’s called the psychoanalysis theory. This model explains
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Sigmund Freud explain that there are various factors that play a crucial role in shaping an individual’s personality, for instance, including Eros and Thanatos also known as life and death instincts, and Cathexis and Anticathexis. These concepts offer a unique perspective on human behavior and the driving forces behind it. Eros and Thanatos: Life and
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