Tag: psychotherapy

🌪️ Disturbing Discoveries During a Spring Clean: When the Past Won’t Stay Packed Away

I’ve been having a spring clean — the kind that’s supposed to feel fresh and freeing. But instead of peace, I’ve found something else: 🎄🎂 Birthday and Christmas cards.Dozens of them.Cards he gave me over the years.Cards that were once sealed in a taped-up box under the bed — tucked away, put to rest.Now? They’ve been deliberately taken out and hidden… Read More 🌪️ Disturbing Discoveries During a Spring Clean: When the Past Won’t Stay Packed Away

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🧠 When Caring Is Just a Costume:

The Psychology Behind Pretend Empathy 🎭“Empty words, no actions. The performance fools many — but not the ones who truly see.” In some families, the stage is set with smiles, well-crafted words, and occasional check-ins that appear caring from the outside. But if you listen closely, and observe over time, the script becomes clear: there’s no heart behind… Read More 🧠 When Caring Is Just a Costume:

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When the Therapist Needs a Therapist

Therapists: the emotional sherpas of modern society, helping us navigate the mountains of anxiety, valleys of existential dread, and wild rivers of unresolved childhood trauma. They sit in their chairs (probably ergonomic, let’s be real), nodding sagely, untangling our minds, offering sage wisdom like, “And how does that make you feel?” But what happens when they need… Read More When the Therapist Needs a Therapist

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