By: Bec Harris
Susan Woodworth from Walk and Talk Psychology discusses Child Psychology and what certain unresolved emotions look like in adulthood.
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A Psychologist Explains What it Really Means to Be ‘Cool’
By: Bec Harris
We all know someone we’d describe as “cool.” Maybe it’s a celebrity, a friend, or even a character from a movie. But what really makes someone cool? Is it just a leather jacket and sunglasses, or is there something deeper?
People Pleasing: The Positive Side of Agreeableness and Ways To Manage It
By: Rinet Van Lill
The habit of prioritising others’ needs over your own is often misunderstood as purely negative — as if it only means saying yes too often or avoiding disagreement at all costs.
Avoid Now, Pay Later
By: Sabrina Peters
You tell yourself you’ll do it tomorrow. But tomorrow keeps moving. You keep avoiding the email. The conversation. The decision. The feeling. Instead, you scroll.
How to Manage Challenging Emotions for Teens: A Four Step Guide
By: Michelle Nortje
Emotional regulation can be tough, especially during adolescence when things feel even more intense. But managing your emotions isn’t about ignoring them; it’s about understanding and working with them.
The Surprising Benefits of Boredom and Mind Wandering
By: Nicola Hodren
In our fast-paced, hyperconnected world, boredom has become almost a relic of the past. We scroll, swipe, and stream to fill every moment of stillness.
Therapy Isn’t What You Think: Top 10 Myths Debunked
By: Jennifer Chu
Therapy: the word alone can conjure a swirl of assumptions, from cozy couches and endless nodding to dramatic breakthroughs worthy of a movie scene.
End of Year Burnout: How to Manage Stress and Recharge During the Holidays
By: Johanna McCarthy
Another year is reaching its end, and many of us are feeling worn out and ready for a break.
Are You Living With Imposter Syndrome?
By: Thomas Cheeseman
I’m living with imposter syndrome / I’m just a colossal freak show / Lucky you see me through frosted windows / A layer of makeup that I just can’t take off.