Infidelity in relationships can be discussed endlessly, as it is a complex and very controversial topic, most often referring to couple relationships. However, relational infidelity is not only confined to couple relationships, but also to friendship, collegiality, kinship, etc., where it brings at least as much frustration and pain and an equally difficult recovery process as infidelity in a couple.
The transition from two to three people should be seen and experienced as a great joy, but in reality the arrival of a new family member brings many stressful changes to a marriage.
Throughout our life we grew up in a culture that made breakups something somber and difficult to experience. The death of a close person, divorce, separations from youth, ending a friendship, leaving the parental home, the empty nest stage experienced by parents, starting kindergarten, leaving maternity leave and even weaning the baby are experiences in which we come to know the feeling of pain.
In today’s digital age, social networks have become an inescapable part of our daily lives, profoundly influencing the way we communicate, inform ourselves and spend our free time.
Whether it’s a children’s summer vacation or an adult vacation, these should be times to relax and recharge. But vacation anxiety is a reality for many of us.
Adolescence begins around the age of 13 and lasts until the age of 20. It is a transitional period when teenagers and their problems are a constant preoccupation for most parents.
Well-being at work is more than just an absence of stress or discontent. It is a complex concept that involves a balance between the physical, mental and emotional aspects of the employee’s experience of the work environment. Good well-being at work is characterized by traits such as satisfaction, commitment, mental and physical health, positive relationships and high performance. It’s closely linked to personal well-being – work-life balance.
Burnout is a state of emotional, physical, and mental exhaustion caused by excessive and prolonged stress. You feel overwhelmed, emotionally exhausted, and unable to cope with constant demands. As the stress continues, you begin to lose the interest and motivation that led you to take on a particular role.
Have you ever wondered where to turn when your mind and emotions seem to be in an endless maze? You are not alone! Understanding the differences between a psychologist, psychotherapist and psychiatrist is key to knowing who to choose based on your specific needs. So, let’s solve this puzzle together!
Emotional blackmail is a form of subtle manipulation whereby the manipulator attempts to influence or control the target person through psychological and emotional pressure in order to get them to act in a certain way, to the detriment of their own interests and well-being. Emotional blackmail usually works in closer relationships (parent-child, family, couple, friendships), because the manipulator uses the meaning of the relationship and often tries to create feelings of (unjustified) guilt to get what he wants.
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