Why You Think You Are Not Good Enough AND How to Fix it
“If I asked you to name all the things you love, how long would it take to name yourself.” – Anon There is no shortage…
Category: Abuse
This category has everything to do with abusive relationships. Our goal is to shed light on the types of abusive relationships and how to deal with them.
Here’s What You Need to Know about Conversion Therapy
Gay conversion therapy, while extremely controversial, has proven itself to be a worldwide prominent fixture. Its practice continues in most countries around the globe as…
Fidelity Series: How to Win Your Partner Back After you’ve Cheated
Trust is the driving force behind a breakup caused by cheating. By cheating on your partner, you have immediately broken the trust you had between…
Low Emotional Intelligence and Your Relationship.
A person’s “heart withers if it does not answer another heart.” – Pearl S. Buck It’s true, there are women out there who lack the…
Assertive Communication: Tips to Arguing Effectively, and Not Fighting Dirty
Recently, we at Psych2Go released a list of the 5 signs of a passive-aggressive person. If you don’t know what those signs are, you can…
Fidelity Series: The Sting of Emotional & Physical Cheating
All names in this story have been changed for confidentiality. My Experience with Cheating Awkward Texts I stayed over at my long-term boyfriend Mark’s…
7 Tips to Set Healthy Boundaries with Others
Being nice is great when you can make someone’s day. But like all things in life, too much of one thing can be bad for…
Fidelity Series: 10 Signs Your Partner Might be Cheating on You
Sadly, an unfaithful partner has burned many of us who long for monogamous relationships. At one moment everything seems amazing between the two of you…
5 Signs You’re Dealing with a Passive-Aggressive Person
We’re all guilty of being a little passive-aggressive sometimes. It’s hard for many of us to be upfront about what’s bothering us! And so, we…
5 Effects of Physical Discipline
In the past, physical discipline was more common. Even to this day, because there is no law that protects people from it, it is still…
5 Facts You Need to Know About Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID)
Have you ever had an “out of body” experience or daydreamed while you were driving, but didn’t realize it? Having a dissociative identity disorder is…
How to Cope with Your Social Anxiety
Social anxiety is something that I’ve struggled with. I’m sure you’re reading this because you have it, too. It’s a common problem that many of…
11 Red Flags of Emotional Abuse to Spot in Several Types of Relationships
Emotional abuse can be very difficult to spot. We have compiled a list of some things you could be looking out for if you suspect…
9 Ways To Tell If Your Partner Is Emotionally Abusive
Abuse can come in many different forms. When we think of relationship abuse, physical and verbal abuse are often the first that come to mind.…
5 Ways to Approach Your Toxic Parents
When people recover from trauma, they often separate themselves from the person who caused it. But, what about recovering from being traumatized by your parents,…
6 Side Effects of Toxic Parenting
When Rapunzel left the tower and the evil witch she thought was her mother, she stepped into freedom and found adventure. But despite her escape,…
6 Ways to Help Your Friend in a Toxic Relationship
Sometimes, relationships don’t just take a turn for the worse—they can impose danger or even be life-threatening. Abuse and manipulative behavior can be hard to…
Sexual Violence in the LGBTQ+ Community
WARNING: This article discusses intense topics regarding various types of sexual assault. We here at Psych2Go take the mental well-being of our readers very seriously.…
The 5 Types of Children from Toxic Families
Sharon Wegscheider-Cruse, a family therapist and former founding chairperson of the National Association for Children of Alcoholics, discovered that children who come from dysfunctional families…
8 Common Characteristics of a Dysfunctional Family
Families are generally known to be the people you can lean on during tough times and have open disagreements without feeling attacked or judged. At…