Michael Cornwall: constructive approach to extreme mental states
What are complex emotional states? How can they be understood constructively? Michael Cornwall, PhD, psychotherapist with a constructive approach to […]
Mary Clista Dahl: a different approach to psychological suffering
From burnout and the diagnosis of bipolar disorder to finding of more meaningful and wholesome road to recovery beyond the
Coronavirus and existentialism: death
Death is one of the existential realities that the pandemic of the coronavirus is slowly but surely facing us these
Finding Frankl’s meaning in times of COVID
How to find meaning in times of COVID pandemics? The situation we are currently subjected to can bring feelings of
Red shoes and little fires: the call of the lost soul
Have you ever felt that something was right for you, while your surroundings tried to convince you otherwise? Have you
Ziggi Santini: Social connection is linked to our well-being
Do you know how socializing and community activities can affect how you feel? Dr. Ziggi Santini, a researcher in the
5 tips for existential anxiety in times of COVID
How to survive these COVID extraordinary social conditions? Anxiety and depression can be potential existential side effects. Tips for survival
Why is it hard to change?
How to change? And why is it sometimes hard to change your own behaviors? Some things are useful to know
Are human problems situated within their mind or their relationships?
Sounds like a banal question, but it really isn’t. It is a question that determines how we will view the
Maira Danni: gestalt therapy and social awareness
Our social and economic context is often not addressed in the personal development field. Why is addressing it important? Gestalt