Doctors Share How They Manage Mental Health Struggles Feeling overwhelmed by life’s demands or lingering trauma? Doctors, like anyone, face mental health challenges, and their strategies can inspire us all. A 2023 Ipsos study reveals 55% of French people often worry about mental health, with 25% experiencing depression. Experts like Justin Wafa William and Manahil … Read more
Are You an Echoist? How This Trait Impacts Your Mental Health Echoism, a lesser-known counterpart to narcissism, describes people who prioritize others’ needs over their own, often to their detriment. Psychologist Audrey Tang, cited in HuffPost, explains echoism as a tendency to reflect others’ desires, rooted in upbringing with narcissistic influences. As a psychology professor … Read more
New Ultrasound Treatment Offers Hope for Treatment-Resistant Depression Depression affects one in five people globally, per CNRS, yet up to 30% of patients don’t respond to standard treatments. A groundbreaking study published in Brain Stimulation on May 5, 2025, introduces transcranial ultrasound stimulation (TUS) as a non-invasive solution for treatment-resistant depression (TRD). As a psychology … Read more
One Phrase to Never Say in a Couple’s Argument: A Psychoanalyst’s Warning Arguments are a normal part of couple life, but certain words can turn a disagreement into a lasting wound. Psychoanalyst Christian Richomme warns that phrases like “I regret being with you” can shatter emotional security. As a psychology professor with decades of expertise, … Read more
Why You Stay Subscribed to Spotify, Deezer, or Apple Music: A 2025 Study Reveals All Ever wonder why you keep renewing your Spotify, Deezer, or Apple Music subscription without a second thought? A May 2025 Frontiers in Psychology study by Zihua University and ABA College researchers, surveying 895 users, uncovers the invisible levers of loyalty … Read more
Stuck on Autopilot? What This Mental State Reveals About You Ever feel like you’re going through life’s motions without truly being present? Therapist Katie Evans, cited in Dr. Happy, calls this “automatic pilot” or “functional blocking,” a state where you perform tasks mechanically while feeling emotionally numb. As a psychology professor with decades of expertise, … Read more
Your Fascination with Celebrity Couples Reveals Your Personality Why do celebrity couples at events like the 2025 Cannes Film Festival captivate us? Psychoanalyst Christian Richomme suggests that our obsession with star-studded romances reflects our hopes, wounds, and romantic ideals. As a psychology professor with decades of expertise, I’ve seen how these projections shape self-awareness and … Read more
Are You Hypersensitive? Discover Your Sensitivity with This Test Could you be hypersensitive without realizing it? Dr. Saverio Tomasella, a French psychologist and author of Hypersensitive: Too Sensitive to Be Happy? and Open Letter to Sensitive Souls, describes high sensitivity as a powerful trait that, when embraced, fosters empathy and creativity. As a psychology professor … Read more
Your Walk, Your Personality: What Your Steps Say About You Your walk is more than just movement—it’s a window into your personality. Body language experts Olga Sisco and Aud Roy, cited in Marie Claire, suggest that your gait reveals emotional and psychological states, from confidence to introspection. As a psychology professor with decades of expertise, … Read more
What Women Don’t Tell Their Husbands: Unlocking Better Communication Many assume secrets in a marriage involve infidelity or hidden pasts, but everyday frustrations often go unspoken, especially among women. A 2025 Glow survey from France reveals that 75% of married women feel disturbed by their husbands, with 45% citing lack of domestic participation as a … Read more