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Parenting Between Two Worlds: Mental Health Challenges for Immigrant Parents
Immigrant parents carry a unique and often invisible burden: trying to raise their children in a culture they didn’t grow up in, while...

Catharsis Psychology and Psychotherapy
5 mai3 min de lecture


Intergenerational Pressure: The Hidden Weight Carried by Children of Immigrants
For many children of immigrants, gratitude is a constant backdrop to their upbringing. After all, their parents often made enormous...

Catharsis Psychology and Psychotherapy
5 mai3 min de lecture


"Lucky to Be Here": The Complexities of Gratitude and Displacement
One of the most common phrases immigrants hear—especially from those who were born in their host country—is, "Well, at least you’re lucky...

Catharsis Psychology and Psychotherapy
5 mai3 min de lecture


Home Is a Memory: Coping with Homesickness as an Immigrant
For many immigrants, “home” isn’t just a place—it’s a sound, a smell, a taste, a memory. It’s your aunt’s laugh echoing in the kitchen,...

Catharsis Psychology and Psychotherapy
5 mai3 min de lecture


“Lucky to Be Here?”: The Myth of Gratitude and the Immigrant Experience
“Be grateful. At least you’re here.” This phrase — often well-meaning — is one that many immigrants hear regularly from family members,...

Catharsis Psychology and Psychotherapy
5 mai3 min de lecture


Cultural Dissonance and Mental Health: Living Between Two Worlds
For many immigrants, especially second-generation individuals, mental health is shaped not just by external factors like work, housing,...

Catharsis Psychology and Psychotherapy
5 mai3 min de lecture


Navigating Identity and Belonging: Mental Health in the Immigrant Experience
Migration often comes with the promise of a better future — safety, education, opportunity, or reunification. But what doesn’t get talked...

Catharsis Psychology and Psychotherapy
5 mai3 min de lecture


Seasonal Shifts and Mental Health: Preparing for Emotional Highs and Lows
Seasonal changes can feel like more than just shifts in weather — for many, they come with emotional and mental fluctuations that are...

Catharsis Psychology and Psychotherapy
30 avr.3 min de lecture


How to Support a Loved One Struggling with Mental Health
Loving someone who is struggling with their mental health can be one of the most challenging and meaningful experiences of your life....

Catharsis Psychology and Psychotherapy
30 avr.3 min de lecture


Healing Your Inner Critic: Reframing Negative Self-Talk
We all have an inner voice narrating our experiences — and for many of us, that voice can be harsh, critical, or downright cruel. Whether...

Catharsis Psychology and Psychotherapy
30 avr.3 min de lecture


🌿 Trauma Isn't Always Loud: Recognizing the Subtle Signs of Unresolved Trauma
When we hear the word "trauma," many of us picture catastrophic events — natural disasters, violent assaults, or major accidents. While...

Catharsis Psychology and Psychotherapy
30 avr.3 min de lecture


🖤 Black Mental Health Matters: Breaking Stigmas and Building Community Support
Mental health conversations have become louder in recent years, but not all communities have experienced the same access, representation,...

Catharsis Psychology and Psychotherapy
28 avr.3 min de lecture


🛋️ How Therapy Helps: Debunking Common Myths About Counselling/Psychotherapy
For many people, the idea of going to therapy still carries a cloud of stigma, confusion, or fear. Despite the growing conversations...

Catharsis Psychology and Psychotherapy
28 avr.3 min de lecture


🧠 Understanding High-Functioning Depression and Anxiety
When people imagine depression or anxiety, they often picture someone unable to get out of bed, overwhelmed by visible struggle. But for...

Catharsis Psychology and Psychotherapy
28 avr.3 min de lecture


📱 Social Media and Mental Health: Setting Boundaries Without Disconnecting
In today’s world, social media is often seen as both a blessing and a curse. It can connect us to loved ones, new ideas, and communities...

Catharsis Psychology and Psychotherapy
28 avr.3 min de lecture


🌟 The Power of Small Habits: Building Mental Health One Step at a Time
When people think about improving mental health, they often imagine big, sweeping changes: quitting a stressful job, moving to a new...

Catharsis Psychology and Psychotherapy
28 avr.3 min de lecture


The Link Between Childhood Trauma and Adult Mental Health
Childhood is often thought of as a time of innocence, learning, and safety. But for many people, early life is shaped by experiences that...

Catharsis Psychology and Psychotherapy
21 avr.3 min de lecture


Recognizing Burnout Before It’s Too Late
Burnout is a state of emotional, physical, and mental exhaustion caused by prolonged stress. While many people associate burnout with...

Catharsis Psychology and Psychotherapy
21 avr.3 min de lecture


The Importance of Mental Health in Daily Life
Mental health affects how we think, feel, and act. It influences how we handle stress, relate to others, and make decisions. Just like...

Catharsis Psychology and Psychotherapy
21 avr.3 min de lecture


When Grief Returns: Navigating Anniversaries, Birthdays, and Milestones
Grief doesn’t follow a linear path. Even after months or years, it has a way of creeping back in—quietly, powerfully—especially around...

Catharsis Psychology and Psychotherapy
9 avr.3 min de lecture
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