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Understanding Article 197 — Discovery and Disclosure of Secrets in Spain

In Spain, privacy isn’t just a personal boundary — it’s protected by law.Article 197 of the Spanish Penal Code deals specifically with the discovery and disclosure of secrets (delito contra la intimidad / descubrimiento y revelación de secretos), covering any act that violates another person’s right to privacy. 🔍 What It Covers Article 197 applies when someone, without consent, accesses… Read More Understanding Article 197 — Discovery and Disclosure of Secrets in Spain

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Major Works by Alfred Adler

Alfred Adler (1870–1937) was an Austrian physician, psychotherapist, and the founder of Individual Psychology — a school of thought that emphasized human motivation, social belonging, and personal meaning rather than pathology or instinct. His ideas remain foundational in modern psychology, counseling, and even neuroscience-informed therapy. Here’s a concise overview of his key works and core ideas 👇 📚 Major Works… Read More Major Works by Alfred Adler

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Victims seeking help

Here are five recent individual cases of domestic abuse or intimate partner violence that ended tragically — each of them includes warning signs or previous attempts by the victim to seek help. 1. Kyriaki Griva (Greece) 2. Chahinez Daoud (France) 3. Lucy‑Anne Rushton (UK) 4. Giulia Cecchettin (Italy) 5. Unnamed Woman (West Yorkshire, UK)

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When Jealousy Rears Its Ugly Head:

When a woman is single, divorced, attractive, and successful, she can sometimes become a lightning rod for jealousy and suspicion. Instead of being celebrated for her resilience or admired for her strength, she may be judged, ostracized, or treated as a “threat.” This is both a psychological and a neuroscientific phenomenon — tied to insecurity, competition, and… Read More When Jealousy Rears Its Ugly Head:

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Should Have Gone to Specsavers: How Did I End Up With Him?

It’s one of life’s great mysteries: how smart, capable, discerning women sometimes end up with men who are… well… the exact opposite of all that. Shallow? Check. Mean? Check. Ugly inside and out? Double check. A friend of mine summed it up bluntly one day: “How did you end up with someone like that?” And honestly, I’ve… Read More Should Have Gone to Specsavers: How Did I End Up With Him?

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