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The Contradictory Paradoxical Intent

The Contradictory Paradoxical Intent

Paradoxical intent is a strategy that can be very useful against certain disorders, such as anxiety. In this article, we explain how it works using different models as a basis, and we talk about the importance of detail to achieve the desired effects. Paradoxical techniques seek exactly what their name …

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Ociophobia: A Modern-day Disease

Ociophobia: A Modern-day Disease

The word ociophobia was invented by Rafael Santandreu, a Spanish psychologist. This specialist indicated that with this word he intended to define the fear of not having something to do. It’s one of those contemporary problems that started to gain ground without us realizing it. When people obsessed with work …

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5 Psychological Benefits Of Exercising

5 Psychological Benefits Of Exercising

Exercise helps to maintain good health and to prevent various diseases. In fact, exercising regularly is an excellent way to clear your mind, make decisions and achieve emotional well-being. In other words, there are also many psychological benefits of exercising. We are used to thinking that mind and body are …

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Its Strength Lies In Its Vulnerability

Its Strength Lies In Its Vulnerability

“I’m vulnerable,” I admit. But… who isn’t? Certain things hurt everyone. There are aspects in our daily lives that affect us and that sometimes make us a little more fragile. Nobody is born with impenetrable armor.  An armor that prevents us from spending a lot of time crying when they …

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The Need To Be With You Suffocates Me

The Need To Be With You Suffocates Me

You lived a terrible childhood. Unlike other children, he was forced to grow up in a very unstable family environment. His parents didn’t stop arguing, they made him share their problems.  They just used it… “good night” kisses were a must, but never because you wanted to. The same was …

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