Gabor Maté: On the Myths of Normality and What We Get Wrong About Mental Illness

Gabor Maté: On the Myths of Normality and What We Get Wrong About Mental Illness

Gabor Maté, a renowned psychiatrist and author of works exploring the connections between mental and emotional health, challenges common perceptions about mental illness and what we consider “normal.” In his view, numerous myths perpetuate misunderstandings and stigmatization of mental health issues, not only distorting reality but also exacerbating the suffering of those affected. The Myth … Read more

The Connection Between Mind and Body, According to Peter Levine

The Connection Between Mind and Body, According to Peter Levine

Peter Levine, a psychologist, biologist, and founder of the Somatic Experiencing method, is renowned for his innovative perspective on the mind-body connection. His research on trauma and how it manifests in the body has paved new paths in understanding the interplay between emotions, thoughts, and the physical state of the body. Trauma and the Body: … Read more

I Believe in Myself

I Believe in Myself

I realized that if I don’t believe in myself, why would anyone else?Throughout my life, I noticed an almost instinctive tendency to seek validation from external sources. I wanted others to appreciate me, to see my value, and to support me. I began life with the fragile belief that this confirmation must come from others. … Read more

The Mindsight Option: Vertical and Horizontal Integration Seen as a Compass for Well-Being

The Mindsight Option: Vertical and Horizontal Integration Seen as a Compass for Well-Being

What is Mindsight? Mindsight, a concept developed by Dr. Daniel Siegel, is the ability to recognize and manage one’s thoughts, emotions, and behaviors, while also fostering authentic connections with others. This concept acts as an internal compass, guiding us toward a profound and balanced sense of well-being. Integration: The Key to Inner Balance Integration is … Read more

Roll on youth!

Roll on youth!

Inspired by traditional Asian medicines and known for many years in beauty institutes, rollers made of jade or semi-precious stone have recently become accessible to the general public. Now, everyone can learn about the beauty rituals of Chinese princesses, who used real jade stones. This is not the case with today’s rollers, because this precious … Read more

Connection vs. Correction: The Story of Smiles and Learning Moments

Connection vs. Correction: The Story of Smiles and Learning Moments

We live in a world where human relationships are essential to our well-being. Whether at home, work, or in the community, the connections we build define our lives. “Connection vs. Correction” is not a choice between two options but a journey toward balance. It is the story of smiles that bring hearts closer and moments … Read more

The Mindsight Option: Do We Need to Be Well with Ourselves or with Others?

The Mindsight Option: Do We Need to Be Well with Ourselves or with Others?

In a world where inner balance is often glorified as the key to happiness and social connections are deemed essential for mental health, the question remains: should we focus on being well with ourselves, or do we need others to find happiness? The concept of mindsight, developed by neuropsychiatrist Daniel Siegel, offers a perspective that bridges these seemingly … Read more

The Power and Importance of the “Good Enough” Concept

The Power and Importance of the “Good Enough” Concept

In a world driven by perfection and instant results, the concept of “good enough” might seem counterintuitive. While it may initially sound like settling for less or making excuses, this idea carries a profound and liberating message. Embracing “good enough” allows us to focus on progress rather than perfection, accept our limitations, and cultivate healthier … Read more