The Narcissist’s Disdain
If you’re looking for insight into what makes narcissists tick, searching for some way of understanding their behavior, start with how they view themselves in relation to others.
Looking at life through the prism of psychology, philosophy, mental health and more. Originally created by counsellor, psychotherapist and philosopher Dr Greg Mulhauser, this blog is now the work of an international team of contributors.
If you’re looking for insight into what makes narcissists tick, searching for some way of understanding their behavior, start with how they view themselves in relation to others.
It’s not enough to understand or have compassion for all the unfortunate reasons someone might have become dysfunctional. The science of resilience is beginning to show what else it takes to make a difference.
From taking it slow to not being a slave to your digital devices, here are six ways to help make the most of time off and to help stay connected with the person or people you’re sharing your time off with.
As dangerous as it can be to be in a relationship with a disturbed or disordered character, perhaps an even more dangerous thing is to try too hard to understand why they behave the way they do.
Here’s why we should praise our children for the efforts they make, not for accidents of nature like physical qualities or innate talents.
Thanks in part to its use in the media, there are some fairly widespread misconceptions about the term gaslighting. Here’s how gaslighting really works to make people doubt the accuracy and rationality of their own perceptions.
We all know folks who tout their uncanny ability to “multitask.” But there’s abundant research to show that multitasking is really a myth.
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