9 Tell Tale Signs of Manipulative Behavior You Should Watch Out For
A common misconception is that manipulative behavior is always outwardly visible. This is not true, however, as manipulation can happen in very subtle ways. We…
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11 Sleeping Tips for People with Anxiety
When you have anxiety many things become more difficult, one of these things is usually sleeping. These tips are aimed specifically at those with anxiety,…
5 Uncomfortable signs you’re becoming the person you are supposed to be
One of our greatest missions in life is to become the person we are supposed to be and to connect to our higher selves. This…
10 Psychological Secrets to Better Sleeping – Sleep Hygiene
What is sleep hygiene? It means “clean” behaviour around your sleep and waking activities. Your behaviour around sleep time and waking/active time will play a…
6 Surprising Effects of Narcissistic Parenting – Were You Ever Affected?
Narcissistic parenting, may be more common than we think. There are as many parenting styles as there are people, but there are some broad categories…
6 Ways to Deal with Inferiority Complex
Inferiority complex comes with huge waves and barely stops to give you breathing space. There is this loud voice in your head that tells you…
Protected: 10 things people with OCD are tired of hearing
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8 Ways to Read Someone Better
People can sometimes give out mixed signals, or our natural intuition or skill is confused with our own perception, values and past experiences. So, how…
9 Facts About Serotonin – Can this substance be a cause of depression?
We at psych2go have prepared a handy list of facts about the relationship between serotonin and depression because we noticed some people were confused about…
Shame, It Doesn’t Work. An Interview with Krystine Batcho
Shame is a common thing to come across, and most of us have probably experienced it at one point or another. Whether its being shamed…
Anxiety and Ending Relationships – Interview with Robert Taibbi
We like to imagine that everything is perfect in our relationship, whether it be familial, friendship, or romantic, but there may come a point when…
The Depths of Beauty, an interview with Dr. David Seaburn
David B. Seaburn is a writer. His sixth novel, Parrot Talk, was released by Black Rose Writing in May 2017. Seaburn is also a retired…
10 Signs You’ve Pissed an Extrovert Off
In response to one of our more popular video on signs you’ve ticked off an introvert, we thought we respect extroverts as well by creating…
Deinstitutionalization and Manteno State Hospital
In December of 1930 Manteno State Hospital officially opened. The number of patients grew quickly; from 100 when it first opened in 1930, to its…
8 Psychological Tips to Boost Self-Confidence
Self-confidence has an effect on everything we do, from job interviews to first dates. Such an important tool should be kept as sharp as possible…
Drop Your Labels: An Interview with Sophia Dembling on being Introverted
Today I had the pleasure of peeking into the illumined mind of Sophia Dembling, an introverted writer, editor, author, and speaker. With a specialized interest…
Why Solitude Is Important For Mental Health
Less than an hour after stepping foot onto my university campus for the first time, I was expected to remember the names of the thirty-or-so…
10 Signs That You’re the Toxic Friend
Have you ever wondered if you’re the friend that everyone gossips about? Maybe you’ve thought you were the “crazy” one in your group of friends.…
8 Misconceptions and Myths about ADHD symptoms and ADD
There are quite a lot of myths about ADD and myths about ADHD symptoms. Attention Deficit Disorder and Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder are closely linked.…
11 Signs that Suggest You’re Actually an Ambivert
Have you ever struggled to find out whether you’re an extrovert or an introvert? Do you constantly feel like it’s up to the context and…