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Category: Psychology

Lack of satisfaction that comes with overcrowding

In this world of abundance, simplicity is the key to surviving, managing, and avoiding stress. But how is this possible in the era of mass production and fast fashion? When we go to the center, everywhere, it gives the impression that we constantly need to buy things to be happy, to feel special. But does […]

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Positive Psychotherapy

For decades, the focus has been primarily on what is wrong, but is this approach truly healthy? While trauma must be addressed, excessive rumination on negative events can poison the mind and trigger a downward spiral. Modern approaches have recognized this, developing methodologies that pivot toward the positive. Positive Psychotherapy (PPT), for instance, prioritizes well-being […]

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Golden Rules for Happiness

Achieving happiness is often simpler than we imagine; however, we frequently overcomplicate the process. Factors such as the ego, upbringing, unmet childhood needs, and societal expectations all shape our desires and actions. Few of us grew up in an ideal environment where we were afforded unlimited patience and support, and these early experiences inevitably influence […]

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Do I really know myself?

We are not born with an instruction manual, yet we constantly have to make decisions in life. In every interaction, we basically have to put ourselves in society. People can step over our boundaries, and we might end up in life circumstances that definitely do not suit us. The first question that we need to […]

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A Well-Established Boundaries, a must to survive in this world

We are social beings, and every day we deal with the external world significantly. As we go to a café, or at work, with friends, and family. We need to communicate every single day with others. Communication happens in different ways: agreeing, negotiating, convincing and discussing. In each negotiation, we need to provide where we […]

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Is happiness an illusion?

Centuries ago, philosophers questioned what exactly happiness was. Even an ancient Greek word, eudaimonia, is derived from it. According to some, it is health and wealth; to others, it is poverty. Everyone perceives the world from different frames and derives different meanings from it. By etymology, happy means chance and fortune in English culture, and […]

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