Healing from Childhood Emotional Neglect
If you grew up in a home where no one talked about emotions, you’re not alone. Research suggests that 18% of adults globally experienced Childhood Emotional Neglect (CEN) – where your sadness, excitement, or fear went unnoticed, not out of malice, but simply...
Recognizing and Supporting Different Attachment Styles in Children: A Guide for Parents
We are all different, whether it comes to elderly individuals, adults, or children. If you’re a parent, you’ve likely noticed that children differ from one another. Their differences may be in their unique personalities, favorite toys or food, and also in how they...
Building Emotion Regulation Skills in Children
Emotions are central to our lives, influencing how we think, act, and connect with others. Knowing how to navigate our emotional landscape can help us flourish, while being emotionally dysregulated contributes to mental health issues like depression or anxiety. That’s...
Create Your “Feel Good” Daily Routine in 5 Steps
If you were to look back on your life, chances are your thoughts would travel back to those milestone moments and big days like graduating, getting married, or that iconic summer holiday trip you went on with your best friends! Granted, some hardships and challenging...
Cultural Influences on Mental Health
According to Sofia Andrade at UC Berkeley, people often think of mental health as a very personal matter that has to do only with the individual. However, mental illnesses and mental health in general are affected by the combination of biological and genetic factors,...
The Effects of Gaslighting on Mental Health
According to Medical News Today, Gaslighting is a form of abuse that involves a person deliberately causing someone to doubt their sanity. This may cause feelings of confusion or powerlessness. The long-term effects of gaslighting include trauma, anxiety, and...
The 4 Types of Parenting Styles
According to Pamela Li at Parenting for Brain, the 4 parenting styles commonly used in psychology are based on the unique work of developmental psychologist Diana Baumrind at the University of California at Berkeley in the 1960s. Maccoby and Martin also contributed by...Contact us
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