Some people with BPD describe seeing brief glimpses of "shadow people" — dark shapes just out of sight, especially during moments of stress, panic, or exhaustion. Others describe a strong sense of being watched, even when alone.
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Shadow People, Voices, Strange Smells & Presences in BPD: What’s Going On?

When we think about Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD), we often picture intense emotions, unstable relationships, and fear of abandonment. But for many people living with…

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✨ Blog Post: Self-Belief, Boundaries, and Those Red Flags ✨ When it comes to mental health, three key pillars can make all the difference: self-belief, boundaries, and recognizing red (and green) flags in our relationships. These aren’t just trending words—they’re practical tools to help you stay grounded, make better decisions, and maintain mental and emotional stability.
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Self-Belief, Boundaries, and Those Red Flags ✨

When it comes to mental health, three key pillars can make all the difference: self-belief, boundaries, and recognizing red (and green) flags in our relationships….

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Self-Belief, Boundaries, and Those Red Flags

In the journey of managing mental health, three key elements often act as guideposts toward stability and self-growth: self-belief, boundaries, and recognizing red (and green)…

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Sound is more than just a background to our lives — it is a powerful force that can influence our emotions, cognition, and even physical well-being.
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Sounds and Mental Health – How the World We Hear Shapes How We Feel

We often overlook sound as simply background noise — music on the radio, the hum of traffic, the chatter of people. But sound is powerful….

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Sound is more than just a background to our lives — it is a powerful force that can influence our emotions, cognition, and even physical well-being.
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Sounds and Mental Health

Sounds and Mental Health Sound is more than just a background to our lives — it is a powerful force that can influence our emotions,…

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Living with a mental illness can be mentally, emotionally, and physically exhausting. That’s why it’s essential to take time to rest and recharge
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Take Time To Rest And Recharge

Living with a mental illness can be mentally, emotionally, and physically exhausting. That’s why it’s essential to take time to rest and recharge—not as a…

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Marvel’s Thor: Depression, PTSD, and Alcoholism
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Thor’s Inner Storm – Mythology, Trauma, and Identity

the norse god thor and his mental battles including forced gender reassignment and compare that with the Thor that exhibits signs of depression, PTSD, and…

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Eat for Your Mind: Foods That Boost Mental Health
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Eat for Your Mind: Foods That Boost Mental Health

Mental health is influenced by many factors—but one that often gets overlooked is nutrition. Just as certain foods help keep your body strong, others can…

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Carl Gustav Jung was a Swiss psychiatrist, psychotherapist, and psychologist who founded the school of analytical psychology. A prolific author of over 20 books, illustrator, and correspondent, Jung was a complex and convoluted academic, best known for his concept of archetypes
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Mental Health and the Gods: How Ancient Deities Mirror Modern Diagnoses

Intro: What if the gods of Greek and Roman mythology weren’t just distant divine figures—but archetypes of our deepest psychological struggles? From the chaos of…

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The Gods and Mental Health: A Psychological and Mythological Exploration

The divine figures of ancient mythology often embody extreme and volatile behaviors. In the modern era, psychologists and scholars have examined these mythologies through the…

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