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The grieving parents of 17-year-old Milou have condemned psychologist Jim van Os's televised apology on the program Zomergasten, calling it insincere and misleading to viewers.

Child psychologists recommend adjusting sleep schedules, reducing screen time, and slowly reintroducing academic responsibilities to help children transition smoothly back to school without morning stress.

A psychologist addresses a reader's struggle with waning attraction to her spouse and questions whether pursuing a rekindled connection with an old friend is advisable.

A recent survey highlights how people often leave messages from their closest friends unanswered for days despite constant phone usage, with therapists attributing the behavior to emotional capacity and communication dynamics.

As concerns grow over youth social media exposure, experts emphasize that outright bans may not be effective, urging parents to focus on protective strategies and guided usage instead.

Psychologist among three arrested in Attica drug trafficking sting  eKathimerini.com

Following reports on the reasons behind football manager Pep Guardiola's divorce, psychologists and commentators are examining whether lasting passion can survive decades-long partnerships.

Child development experts suggest a specific concise verbal technique that can de-escalate toddler tantrums and reduce parental frustration within thirty seconds.

Renowned psychologist Dr. Jordan Peterson argues that the willingness to listen to others and learn from their perspectives is one of the clearest indicators of true intelligence.

A psychologist explains that allowing others to claim credit for your ideas and strategically validating their perspectives are actually indicators of advanced social intelligence, contrary to common perceptions.

Expert Diana Hill recommends four grounding techniques to help individuals manage distressing thoughts about their appearance, emphasizing that self-criticism should not consume personal energy or well-being.

Experts urge a shift away from seeking single root causes for school violence, emphasizing instead the need to address the complex vulnerabilities of each child involved.

The Portuguese Ministry of Education has revoked career points for psychologists, therapists, and educators integrated under PREVPAP, demanding they repay salaries totaling up to €10,000, sparking political backlash.

A court-appointed psychologist revealed that Pétur Má Mortensen Birgisson was diagnosed with post-traumatic stress disorder following his involvement in the high-profile Reykholt case.

Celebrating marital breakups as festive transitions is gaining popularity online, with psychologists noting its potential as a healthy coping mechanism when approached correctly.

A psychologist explains why postpartum psychosis, a severe disorder involving delusions and hallucinations, is often misunderstood.

A viral social media post emphasizes how harsh internal dialogue can cause lasting psychological damage, encouraging readers to practice compassionate self-communication.

A recent column in Svenska Dagbladet explores the frustrations of unequal domestic labor sharing in marriages, with experts advising couples on communication strategies to prevent resentment and improve partnership equity.

Defense attorneys' motion for a mistrial was rejected after a court-appointed psychologist referenced his Catholic faith during testimony in the high-profile Lindsay Clancy case.

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A psychologist discusses the immense pressure on teachers and the insufficient support they receive, while also addressing parents' anxieties about their children's emotional well-being as the new school year begins.

A psychologist suggests that the topic of a murder in Plovdiv should be discussed in schools, adapting the conversation for different age groups to address safety, justice, non-violence, and peer pressure.

New research suggests that certain 'gossipy' habits are indicative of social intelligence, challenging the common perception of gossip as a negative character trait.

Psychologist Alberto Pellai states that unlike previous generations where pre-teens sought motorcycles or late nights, today's family conflicts primarily stem from the use of digital devices, potentially impacting children's learning abilities.

Missouri Southern State University and Freeman Health System have made a pilot mental health program for athletes permanent, embedding a performance coach and licensed psychologist within the football and volleyball programs.

A work psychologist discusses a new extensive study suggesting that burnout does not arise in a vacuum, emphasizing its systemic nature.

A psychologist who works with introverted individuals facing challenges in networking in extrovert-favored workplaces shares her advice on how to navigate this difficult aspect of professional life.

A psychologist has outlined five key indicators that may signal burnout in children, emphasizing that this condition is not exclusive to adults and requires recognition.

Psychologists have shared insights on how to reduce stress and increase enjoyment for children as the new school year begins, a period often stressful for both students and parents.

Maria Ioannidou has leveled serious accusations against Maria Karystianou and the leadership of the 'Elpida gia ti Dimokratia' party, stating that 'Hope' is not her property. Ioannidou, a psychologist who has already left the party's political council, accused Karystianou of forcing her out.

Organizational psychologist Pekka Tölli states that "be yourself" is poor advice, as there is no single authentic self, and different situations bring out various aspects of one's personality.

A psychologist suggests that learning partner dance, rather than solitary puzzles, is a science-backed hobby that enhances intelligence and builds more resilient thinking.

A Swedish psychologist responds to a reader skeptical about the message of finding one's "true self," questioning where egocentrism might lead.

Experts in interrogation suggest that focusing on a person's words and their manner of answering questions is more effective for detecting lies than observing physical cues like nose-scratching or averted gazes.

A renowned child psychologist, Martin Forster, has updated his popular parenting guide 17 years after its initial publication, admitting he had to revise his advice after experiencing fatherhood himself.

A psychologist details three habits that couples with high mental and emotional IQs practice to strengthen their relationships, offering insights into fostering healthier connections.

Psychologist Allison Keating provides advice on navigating cliquey parent groups in schools and concerns about their potential impact on children's friendships.

Following a personal incident, renowned psychologist Eduardo Sá criticized society's indifference towards disabled individuals, stating that people often perceive them as lacking qualities.

Today's quote features Carl Jung's perspective that 'Life really does begin at forty. Up until then, you are just doing research,' offering life lessons on embracing change and finding purpose.

A psychologist highlights a specific everyday hobby that research consistently links to a sharper mind, challenging common beliefs about brain games.

Psychologists agree that the habit of speaking loudly is more complex than simply being angry. This article delves into the reasons behind why some individuals consistently raise their voices in conversations.

A psychologist details a weekly habit designed to help individuals overcome the "arrival fallacy" and experience happiness in the present moment.

Psychologist Niklas Baer argues that the increasing number of IV pensions granted to young people in Switzerland indicates a societal failure, suggesting that individuals are not sicker but are being certified as ill more quickly and for longer durations.

A psychologist has identified the primary habit shared by deeply 'Zen' and unshakeable individuals, explaining why attempts to force relaxation often backfire.

Portugal's Ministry of Education is extending contracts for specialized technical staff, including psychologists and therapists, in school clusters where recruitment processes are not completed by September. This measure aims to ensure continued support for students at the start of the new academic year.

Psychologist Marisa G. Franco explains that difficult times test friendships the most, emphasizing the importance of how one supports a friend in crisis.

A psychologist highlights five well-intentioned phrases that can inadvertently have the opposite effect and heighten anxiety in children.

The Psychological Association of the Philippines (PAP) has condemned the promotion of conversion therapy and conversion-type practices targeting LGBTQ+ individuals in the country.

A Danish psychologist observes a recurring phrase in August from people feeling better after summer, suggesting that individuals should not internalize structural problems as personal failures.

A psychologist has identified a specific split-second habit, backed by recent research, as the primary cause of a corroding attention span, offering methods to retrain it for improved focus.

A psychologist explains how seemingly judgmental behaviors can actually indicate sharper thinking, detailing two surprising habits associated with higher intelligence.

This article recounts the tragic story of a boy who was raised as a girl following a botched circumcision, based on psychologist John Money's theory that gender identity could be changed in early childhood, a theory that ultimately proved incorrect.

A crisis psychologist discusses the potential for a wolf encounter to trigger PTSD, following an incident where a jogger in Northern Jutland was followed by a wolf for ten minutes. Experts noted the wolf was peaceful, but human reactions can vary significantly.

According to psychology, the way individuals greet waiters and drivers reveals more about them than just politeness, as psychologists explain how these everyday interactions reflect deeper aspects of one's personality and social behavior.

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Psychologist Silvia Severino explains that individuals unhappy in their relationships often lose interest in organizing activities, highlighting a common sign of relationship issues.

Author and psychologist Glenn Bech shares his insights on love, reflecting on a past misconception that love meant self-sacrifice, a belief that nearly destroyed him.

A psychologist argues that perceived partner responsiveness, rather than honesty, is the most crucial trait for predicting closeness, repair, and trust in a relationship.

A psychologist details two 'absent-minded' habits, such as losing one's train of thought or forgetting small tasks, explaining them as indicators of a mind actively engaged elsewhere rather than carelessness.

Psychologist Daniel Štrobl discusses the importance of preparing for crises, noting that emotions, not reason, often dictate behavior, and emphasizes that it's impossible to manage everything.

A psychologist argues that Bryan Kohberger's bid for post-conviction relief was enabled by a flawed plea deal. This perspective suggests that procedural issues in the initial agreement could be a factor in his current legal efforts.

A psychologist in Zagreb was found guilty by the Municipal Criminal Court of defamation against L. J., the former director of the Srednjaci Children's Kindergarten. She was fined 1,466.67 euros, with the court determining she had defamed the former director.

Psychologists specializing in adult friendships warn that closeness is not solely a matter of goodwill, exploring common reasons why male friendships may fade.

Two men of Indian origin have been temporarily detained and have confessed to their involvement in the murder of a 58-year-old psychologist in Iria, Argolida, near Nafplio, according to Greek police.

Psychologists are weighing in on the debate among parents regarding whether children should have the right to close their bedroom doors, offering insights into what is best for children.

A psychologist explains how certain 'nosy' behaviors, often perceived negatively, can actually be indicators of high intelligence, according to psychological research.

School psychologists advise parents to slowly reintroduce consistent sleep schedules, limit screen time, and gradually restore academic responsibilities to avoid morning stress after summer break.

A psychologist highlights how desk assignments impact children's back-to-school anxiety, while new 2024 regulations aim to prevent discrimination through structured seating policies.

Psychologists explain how the phenomenon of 'silent firing' applies to personal relationships, noting that ambiguous endings generate significant psychological distress.

Bollywood actor Vivek Dahiya publicly discussed the realities of postpartum depression, highlighting the physical and hormonal challenges his wife Divyanka Tripathi faced during her recovery.

Authorities in Greece have dismantled an organized drug trafficking network based in Chaidari, revealing intercepted communications between key figures, including a psychologist and a singer.

Expert Ismael Dorado explains why high self-expectation peaks in September, framing post-holiday anxiety as a phenomenon primarily affecting affluent individuals who can afford extended breaks.

The Hellenic Police dismantled an organized ring that was mainly trafficking drugs in West Attica.

This opinion piece examines psychologist Jonathan Haidt’s growing impact on public discourse surrounding social media usage and adolescent mental health. It discusses how his research is shaping legislative efforts and parental concerns about digital platforms.

Experts warn that sudden shifts back to early wake-up times and structured schedules after a relaxed summer can be uncomfortable for children, recommending a phased adjustment period.

A psychologist discusses why the ongoing climate crisis fails to trigger a strong emotional or behavioral response in the public, despite its noticeable effects across Europe this summer.

A psychologist outlines three signs that indicate 'mercy sex,' defined as consensual but unwanted intimacy, is replacing authentic sexual desire within relationships.

Research indicates that struggling to remember names immediately after an introduction often stems from focusing heavily on conversation or facial features, rather than indicating poor memory overall.

A mother’s decision to stop driving her children to school has ignited discussion among parents and psychologists regarding childhood independence, boundary-setting, and healthy development.

Psychologists suggest that disputes over untidy teenage rooms often reflect normal developmental phases, advising both parents and teens to take a step back.

"I was sent to a psychologist in 10th grade, but when I started high school, it started bothering me much more, and I was sent to emergency care at the child and adolescent psychiatry department after I told my mom..."

Experts advise parents on how to handle crying during preschool drop-offs and provide strategies for building strong relationships with early childhood educators.

Experts note that over the last 15 years, pre-teens have become fully absorbed in the digital world, fundamentally altering family dynamics and identity formation compared to previous generations.

Experts note that social isolation affects roughly 16% of the global population, significantly increasing risks for heart disease, type 2 diabetes, and depression despite digital connectivity.

Psychologist Ajda Erjavec highlights growing distress among young people and problems within Slovenian schools, emphasizing that reforms require strong teacher support to succeed.

A couple investigated and convicted for torture in Brazil lived for nine years in Portugal, where the man worked as a school psychologist in the Azores and on the mainland.

A psychologist has identified two surprising, counterintuitive habits shared by individuals who seldom regret their decisions, noting that neither involves excessive overthinking.

Djalma Henares, a man wanted for torture in Brazil, fled to Portugal and managed to work as a psychologist in schools in Alentejo and Cascais, having a clean criminal record at the time.

A psychologist reveals that attempting to fix past issues can often complicate current relationships, advising parents on what they should stop trying to prove to their adult children.

Psychologist Allison Keating provides advice on how to manage family members who persistently ask to use a recently purchased second home and refuse to accept a refusal.

A clinical psychologist recounts their personal experience of failing to recognize their own grief, despite their professional background.

Psychologist Szél Dávid suggests a new approach to parenting in his book 'Apapara', encouraging parents to use their energy more effectively.

A psychologist offers advice to parents, warning against a common mistake made when children are upset, suggesting that sometimes less is more in such situations.

A nutritional psychologist explains why common parental phrases like "eat everything" or "just try a bite" can be problematic for children's eating habits and suggests alternative approaches.

A psychologist highlights unstructured time, including activities like walking and mind-wandering, as the most important daily habit for smart individuals to boost creative thinking.

A psychologist suggests a two-minute nightly writing ritual to help clear mental clutter and improve focus, based on principles of attention residue and if-then planning.

Fifteen states in the U.S. have laws permitting corporal punishment in schools, despite a broad consensus among psychologists that such practices can be harmful to children.

A psychologist and doctor in psychedelic clinical pharmacology, based in Málaga, suggests that psychedelics can teach individuals how to live without suffering. This perspective comes from an interview discussing the therapeutic potential of these substances.

A psychologist explains what research indicates makes a hobby most reliably boost mood, noting that the flashiest options often fall short.

A psychologist challenges the common belief that parents are solely responsible for who we become, explaining other factors that truly determine an individual's personality and development.

Psychologist Mattias Stølen Due, director of Styrk familierne, has joined the DR program 'Gift ved første blik' (Married at First Sight) to help match couples.

A German psychologist and relationship counselor discusses the long-term satisfaction in partnerships and whether the importance of sex is overemphasized, offering insights into maintaining happy relationships.

A couple, a zumba teacher and a school psychologist, have been detained to serve a 17-year prison sentence after being convicted in Brazil for allowing staff to torture drug addicts at their rehabilitation clinic; they were active community members in Povoação, Azores.

With only a few weeks left until September, a psychologist offers advice on how to prepare children for the new school year, focusing on psychological readiness rather than just material preparations.

This article explores whether desire is necessary for successful relationships and if couples with an asexual partner can build a happy family. Psychologists suggest that such families can thrive with increased communication and awareness.

A psychologist shares insights on common dating profile errors that tend to attract unsuitable partners and advises on creating an authentic profile.

An obituary remembers Tuula Mentula, a supportive neuropsychologist, who lived from 1961 to 2026.

A psychologist provides five pieces of advice for parents when a child becomes withdrawn and unwilling to communicate, suggesting that less pressure can often open up more space for conversation.

Chiara Ferragni and Marie Nasemann express missing their children after they switch to the other parent following holidays, prompting a psychologist to offer tips on coping with the situation.

A regional training session on drug prevention in high schools is being held in Veles, North Macedonia, from August 11-13. Approximately 20 representatives, including teachers, psychologists, and social workers from regional high schools, are participating in the sixth of nine planned training sessions.

A clinical psychologist highlights three common exercise mistakes that can significantly impact sleep quality, despite many people exercising to clear their minds before bed.

A psychologist provides guidance to parents on how to prepare their children for the return to school in autumn, emphasizing gradual adjustments to sleep schedules and daily routines.

Psychologists are exploring the underlying reasons why some individuals consistently run late, moving beyond traditional labels of carelessness or disrespect.

A psychologist provides advice for parents on how to handle children's anxiety about starting school, explaining that butterflies in the stomach don't necessarily indicate a bad sign.

Psychologist Tuuli Viskari suggests automating repetitive daily decisions to simplify life and shares three effective routines she uses. This approach aims to reduce decision fatigue and improve daily flow.

August depression, a feeling of sadness associated with the end of summer and the return to daily obligations, is a real phenomenon. Psychologists offer advice on how to manage it.

Psychologists are convinced that holding onto old receipts is not a sign of compulsive hoarding but rather reveals a need for control in one's character.

Social psychologist Amit Kumar is researching why individuals don't offer help to others more frequently in their daily lives, exploring the underlying reasons for this behavior.

Psychologist Allison Keating addresses a query from a married individual with teenage kids who is wracked with guilt after sleeping with someone on a trip and cannot tell their husband.

A New York psychologist shares personal insights and lessons learned after moving to Wichita, Kansas, and working with families and children in a new environment.

Psychologist Tinna Rut Torfadóttir provides guidance to individuals facing various problems, including a specific query about a recurring two-year pattern in relationships, offering insights and solutions.

Actress Yami Gautam shared her experiences of often feeling like she 'didn’t belong' in Bollywood, with a psychologist offering insights into such feelings.

A psychologist has advised that children involved in the 'Ohio House of Horrors' case must maintain contact, likely referring to ongoing support or family connections after a traumatic event.

A psychologist outlines three subtle, everyday indicators that reveal whether a partner would still choose their significant other, suggesting these signals are more telling than verbal promises.

A discussion featuring social psychologist Jonathan Haidt explores how TikTok and social media are affecting childhood development and the challenges families and educators face regarding smartphone use in schools.

A psychologist suggests that seemingly unglamorous habits such as steady sleep, small talk, and deliberately imperfect hobbies contribute more to happiness than major life achievements.

Since July 2, nearly 12,000 young people in Portugal aged 12 to 35 have requested psychologist and nutritionist vouchers, with over 17,500 cheques already issued by the IPDJ.

Psychologist Eduardo Sá discusses adolescent procrastination, suggesting it can be a cry for freedom or a sign of insecurity, and highlights the role of parents.

Psychologists are raising concerns about 'love bombing,' describing it as a manipulative tactic in modern relationships where one partner overwhelms the other with excessive attention and gifts, not for love, but to quickly gain control and create dependency.

The District Prosecutor's Office in Głogów is investigating the suspected sexual abuse of a minor girl residing in a foster family, with the victim already questioned by the court in the presence of a psychologist and moved to another facility.

Educational psychologists recommend focusing on sleep schedules and gradual routines rather than cramming academic subjects during the final week of summer holidays.

Child psychologists advise parents that social development and emotional stability are far more critical than early literacy or numeracy before starting formal education.

Relationship expert Guy Bodenmann discusses how couples can learn to fight healthily, noting that conflict styles are often inherited from parents, and outlines rules for productive arguments and when to consider separation.

A simple post-meal gesture of returning chairs to their original position has caught psychologists' attention, with research suggesting it may reflect specific personality traits and behavioral patterns.

The STOP union has organized demonstrations condemning recent salary deductions affecting higher-level educational staff, including psychologists and social workers.

Experts emphasize that young Filipinos need safe, non-judgmental spaces to process trauma, starting with active listening from families and local communities.

Professional bodies are calling for a halt to charges levied against school psychologists under the PREVPAP scheme, warning that correcting precarious working conditions cannot rely on financial insecurity.

A couples therapist explains how a lack of physical affection and mutual interest can signal a quiet separation within a marriage, urging partners to address emotional distance before it becomes irreversible.

Experts recommend that parents remain calm and take three specific steps when children experience intense emotional flooding to prevent further stress escalation.

Social workers and psychologists have raised serious concerns after the government announced mass redundancies for a large staff group while simultaneously pledging to strengthen frontline public services and prevent service gaps.

A Slovak psychologist explains how a cancer diagnosis acts as a magnifying glass for relationship issues, advising partners to avoid constant forced optimism and allow space for genuine emotions.

A child psychologist explains that when children try on their parents' footwear, they are not merely playing but actively exploring their environment and constructing their personal identity.

A psychologist explains that successful task completion relies less on raw willpower and more on strategically switching between different types of time management techniques.

Executives who have defined themselves by their careers for decades often struggle with an identity break when transitioning to retirement, though experts say proactive psychological preparation can mitigate these challenges.

A Latvian psychologist explains that experiencing joy requires intentional effort and plays a crucial role in personal resilience and social connection.

Fraudsters used advanced voice-cloning and face-swapping tools to impersonate a romantic partner, successfully defrauding a retired psychologist out of $180,000.

Clinical psychologist Dr. Ramani Durvasula explains how to distinguish genuine leadership from narcissistic dominance and the desire for attention in professional environments.

A psychologist explains how constantly asking others for opinions before forming your own view gradually undermines your ability to trust your intuition and make independent decisions.

Expert Ajda Erjavec highlights rising youth distress and systemic school challenges, stressing that meaningful reform requires substantial teacher support beyond mere administrative changes.

A psychologist who examined Lindsay Clancy has expressed doubt regarding her claim of hearing voices only during the killings. The expert described her assertion as 'unusual'.

A Russian psychologist advises that first-grade students should prioritize adapting to school, managing difficulties, and maintaining an interest in learning, rather than focusing primarily on academic grades.

The father of three children, who were allegedly drowned by their mother, is taking a psychologist to court in an attempt to compel the release of records from her therapy sessions.

A psychologist discusses burnout as a silent suffering that leads to emotional numbness, advising individuals to learn to say 'no' as a primary step to combat it.

Psychologists suggest that individuals who naturally wake up at the same time without an alarm clock are not only calm but also possess a high level of self-awareness.

A psychologist suggests that reading novels without a specific goal is the least productive yet most beneficial weekend habit for intelligent individuals, as it quietly trains the ability to understand other minds and tolerate ambiguity.

A specialist psychologist suggests that people should stop complaining about trivial matters, such as the weather, as it can be detrimental.

Psychologists explain that sharp, curious individuals often reframe difficult moments as chapters in their personal story. The article explores this mantra and when it might turn into avoidance.

A psychologist from Vaikų linija, Dr. Jurgita Smiltė Jasiulionė, discusses how children often experience anxiety about returning to school, upcoming changes, and uncertainty even weeks before September 1st, offering specific advice for parents.

When assessing if someone is telling the truth, people often look for body language cues like blinking, nose scratching, or avoiding eye contact. However, psychologists specializing in truth and deception say these are myths and that a single question can be more effective in revealing lies.

A psychologist discusses how digital jealousy, often spurred by social media, contributes to insecurity in relationships.

Psychologists are exploring the relationship between choices and satisfaction, specifically addressing whether allowing fans to make team decisions is a good idea.

Psychologists have identified reasons why children often want the same items as their peers, a common challenge for parents at the start of the new school year when negotiating new shoes, clothes, and popular accessories.

Following an accident in Hungary, a transport psychologist discusses how night driving, monotonous routes, and fatigue significantly increase accident risk, highlighting individual predispositions and the concept of 'autopilot' driving.

Miro Kline, a prominent Slovenian psychologist, has passed away. His death marks the loss of a respected figure in the field of psychology in Slovenia.

Nicolás, a psychologist who previously focused on academic research into the human mind, is now leading the AI division at the Spanish defense giant Indra.

A psychologist explains that AI-generated images trigger an internal alarm of danger. This comes after an S-Market advertisement using AI sparked criticism.

Actor Henry Winkler, known for his role as Fonzie on "Happy Days," revealed that he almost pursued a career as a child psychologist before transitioning into acting.

After a toxic romance, some women find healthy men no longer appealing, questioning if they will ever love as intensely again. Psychologists note that while women seek security and value, they also often crave intense passion and strong attraction.

A psychologist explains that procrastination is not always due to laziness but can stem from fear of failure, ingrained habits, or psychological crises, offering five methods to address it.

Mabel Roncoroni, 94, has been a successful influencer for five years, sharing beauty, health, urban gardening, and fashion tips with her granddaughter, wishing she had been a psychologist to help more people.

A psychologist highlights that understanding, honesty, and vulnerability can significantly strengthen relationships between partners.

Psychologist Valentíniová recounted her challenging pregnancies, marked by constant vomiting and feelings of hopelessness, to the extent that she questioned if she deserved children.

A psychologist suggests that certain 'impulsive' habits, such as quitting fast, making quick small decisions, and acting before feeling fully ready, can actually contribute to building wealth.

Artificial intelligence is increasingly serving as a therapist for millions, providing support at any time, but psychologist Jan-Henry Stenberg highlights the inherent dangers of this trend.

In 1920s Vienna, school politician Otto Glöckel, alongside psychologist Alfred Adler and other education innovators, initiated a unique boom in educational reform.

A psychologist explains that naturally disciplined individuals don't resist temptation better but rather make decisions earlier, highlighting this as the primary habit behind effortless self-control.

Ostrava is hosting a national meeting for young Catholics, drawing over three thousand participants from across the Czech Republic for lectures, concerts, theater, and discussions with psychologists.

A psychologist suggests that seemingly 'reckless' habits, such as quitting a functional job and committing before readiness, can lead to lasting career success based on psychology research.

A psychologist highlights that hoarding disorder is more common than often perceived and affects individuals across various age groups, not exclusively the elderly.

A psychologist explains that the primary habit silently eroding long-term relationships is the assumption of knowing one's partner completely, offering insights into how to fix this common issue.

According to psychologists, certain habits often perceived as disorganized, such as losing track of details or managing multiple unfinished projects, may actually indicate a highly intelligent and adaptable mind.

A psychologist warns about five specific phrases that can signal a relationship is nearing its end, emphasizing that their repeated use is particularly concerning.

Six months after Nancy Guthrie's disappearance, a forensic psychologist has raised doubts about the authenticity of the alleged ransom notes and proposed a new theory involving a burglary.

A forensic psychologist has questioned the authenticity of ransom notes in the Nancy Guthrie case, suggesting the incident may be a burglary gone wrong, while noting that releasing the notes could still generate new leads.

Henriette Cranil, an organizational psychologist with over 25 years of experience, frequently experienced 'holiday blues' upon returning to work. She now identifies four methods to prevent post-vacation exhaustion and six crucial signs to recognize.

Research by social psychologist Chiara Jutzi at the University of Salzburg explores how nature-inspired room designs can calm people and help reduce stress in threatening situations.

An Irish judge has ordered a psychologist's report for a teenager convicted of murder in the death of Barry Daly, to assess the defendant's maturity.

Psychologist Yana Aleksieva states that children self-organizing to dispense "justice" indicates significant adult helplessness, cautioning against blaming social networks entirely for these issues.

Psychologists are voicing strong opposition to the introduction of windowless passenger airplanes, arguing that windows serve as a crucial psychological anchor connecting passengers to the outside world and their removal risks inducing feelings of derealization.

Modern research challenges the myth of the 'only child syndrome,' with psychologists asserting that only children are not necessarily lonely or spoiled, often developing strong communication skills.

More than 11,800 young people in Portugal have requested psychologist and nutritionist vouchers within a month of the program's launch on July 2nd, accessible via the gov.pt platform.

According to a psychologist, the ability to react constructively rather than impulsively during conflict is a more crucial trait than chemistry for the longevity of a relationship.

A 57-year-old psychologist from a hospital in Konin, Poland, has been arrested and will spend three months in custody on suspicion of sexually exploiting a minor. He allegedly met the girl at a school camp where he was a guardian.