Category: Psychologists

A psychologist is a trained and licensed professional who studies the human mind and behavior. Psychologists use various methods and therapeutic approaches to understand, analyze, and help individuals cope with emotional, cognitive, and behavioral challenges. They may work in various settings, including clinical practice, research institutions, schools, businesses, and government agencies.

Psychopaths and Trust

If a psychopath senses that you’re beginning to question their integrity, they might employ gaslighting techniques. This is when they manipulate you into doubting your own perceptions or memory, making you feel like you’re overreacting or misinterpreting things. They might say things like, “You’re imagining things,” or “I can’t believe you’d think that about me,” turning the situation around to make you question yourself rather than them.

This tactic allows them to maintain control by making you doubt your own judgment.… Read More Psychopaths and Trust

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Temporary Psychopathic-Like States

While drug use does not directly cause psychopathy, certain substances can lead to psychopathic-like behaviors by impairing empathy, increasing impulsivity, and exacerbating aggression. Long-term substance abuse can also cause permanent changes in brain function, particularly in areas involved in emotion regulation and impulse control, leading to behaviors that mimic aspects of psychopathy. Additionally, individuals with pre-existing psychopathic traits may be more prone to drug use, and the combination of both can lead to more severe antisocial and harmful behaviors.… Read More Temporary Psychopathic-Like States

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Building a better world through psychology

Psychology plays a vital role in understanding human behavior, cognition, emotions, and relationships. By harnessing the principles and knowledge of psychology, we can indeed contribute to building a better world. Here are several ways psychology can be used to promote positive change: By harnessing the power of psychology, we can work towards creating a more… Read More Building a better world through psychology

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I DON’T NEED A THERAPIST

Are you the adult survivor of emotional child abuse? The effects of childhood abuse on adults are… Post-traumatic stress disorder Cognitive distortions (e.g., “highly fearful and overestimate danger and adversity in your current environment”) Emotional distress (e.g., depression, anxiety, and anger) Anxiety, disorders, panic disorders, phobias, and obsessive-compulsive order Chronic irritability, rage, and difficulties expressing anger constructively… Read More I DON’T NEED A THERAPIST

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