Introduction “Why do I still miss him so much?” each of us has asked ourselves at one time or another. Whether it’s a former romantic partner, a dear friend who has moved away, or a loved one who has passed on, the longing can be very strong. But why is this so? What goes on in our brains that produces …
Understanding Emotional Abuse Throughout life, we will all face hardships and challenges that test our resilience. However, enduring emotional abuse cuts especially deep as the scars are often invisible yet profoundly shape who we are. This article aims to bring clarity and compassion to such a sensitive topic. By understanding tactics of control, recognizing signs, and seeking help, hope emerges …
Introduction Life has a way of throwing us curveballs when we least expect it. Loss of a loved one, job issues, health crises, relationship conflicts, trauma, natural disasters – hardship can hit in many forms. It’s easy to despair and feel overwhelmed when challenges stack up, one after another. Yet it’s possible to move through tough times in ways that …
Finding Fulfilling Careers for People with Autism Autism presents unique challenges in the workplace but also strengths to leverage. People on the spectrum can thrive in careers suited to their talents and needs. This article explores promising jobs for autistic people and helpful professional success strategies. Key Considerations for Careers for People with Autism Consideration Rationale Play to strengths Focus …
Introduction Autonomy and shame/doubt represent two critical stages in a child’s psychosocial development, according to renowned psychologist Erik Erikson. Successfully navigating these stages leads to positive outcomes, while failure can result in maladjustment later in life. Key Differences Between Autonomy and Shame/Doubt Autonomy Shame and Doubt Age range 18 months – 3 years Key question “Can I do things myself?” …
