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Coping Mechanisms: The Good, the Bad, and the Self-Sabotaging
Not all coping is healthy. Some habits soothe us short-term but wreck us long-term. Here’s how to spot and upgrade your coping mechanisms.

Sophia Whitehouse
Jul 292 min read


The Psychology of Music: Why Your Brain Syncs to the Beat
Music doesn’t just sound good—it rewires your brain. Here's how rhythm, melody, and lyrics influence your emotions, memory, and mental health.

Sophia Whitehouse
Jul 282 min read


The Psychology of Self-Esteem: How You See Yourself Shapes Everything
Self-esteem isn’t just confidence—it’s the foundation for how you think, feel, and act. Here’s what psychology says about building healthy self-worth.

Sophia Whitehouse
Jul 202 min read


The Psychology of Social Media: How Scrolling Impacts Your Mind
Social media connects and entertains us—but it also rewires how we think, feel, and relate. Here’s what psychology reveals about your feed’s effect on your brain.

Sophia Whitehouse
Jul 192 min read


The Psychology of Loneliness: Why We Feel Isolated, Even When We’re Not Alone
Loneliness doesn’t just hurt emotionally—it affects your brain, body, and mental health. Here’s why we feel isolated and what you can do about it.

Sophia Whitehouse
Jul 122 min read


The Psychology of Perfectionism: When High Standards Hurt More Than They Help
Perfectionism isn’t the same as striving for excellence. Here’s how to spot when it’s sabotaging your mental health—and what to do about it.

Sophia Whitehouse
Jul 92 min read


Millennial Stress vs. Gen X Stress: Are We Really More Overwhelmed?
Millennials get a bad rap for being “so stressed”—but is it actually worse than Gen X’s stress? Let’s unpack the case for generational overw

Sophia Whitehouse
Apr 213 min read
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