Welcome to Calmpsy, where we blend a sprinkle of humor with a dash of psychology to explore the beautiful chaos of our minds. I'm Eliana Burton, your guide on this delightful journey through the intriguing world of mental wellness, emotional intelligence, and the art of thriving. Whether you are seeking insights on anxiety, tips for nurturing relationships, or simply a chuckle at the quirks of human behavior, Calmpsy is your safe space for thoughtful exploration and light-hearted musings. Join me as we navigate the fascinating realm of psychology while keeping our spirits high and our worries low.
3 August 2026
The Role of Positive Self-Talk in Reaching Your Goals
Ever had one of those mornings where you spill coffee on yourself, trip over your own feet, and tell yourself, “Well, that’s just great—I’m a walking disaster”? Yeah, me too. Now,...
2 August 2026
How Learning Disabilities Can Affect a Child’s Mental Health
Let’s be honest—being a kid isn’t always easy. Between schoolwork, friendships, and growing up in a fast-paced world, there’s already a lot on their plate. Now add a learning disability...
1 August 2026
The Effects of Social Media on Mental Health: Finding Balance
Let’s be real for a moment — social media is like that overly dramatic friend you can’t live with, yet can’t live without. It keeps us connected, informed, and entertained, but let’s not...
31 July 2026
Healing Emotional Pain in the Digital Age: Navigating Social Media Triggers
Let’s be honest: we’re more connected than ever, thanks to smartphones and Wi-Fi. We scroll through endless feeds, double-tap pictures, and share life`s highlights in perfectly filtered...
30 July 2026
The Science of Body Image: What Happens in Your Brain?
Have you ever caught yourself looking in the mirror and thinking, `Is this really how I look?` Whether you see yourself as fit, overweight, tall, short, or somewhere in between, your perception of...
29 July 2026
Coping with Grief in Isolation: The Importance of Staying Connected
Grief is one of the toughest emotions to navigate, even when we have people around to support us. But when we`re dealing with loss in isolation, it can feel like we`re drowning in sadness with no...
August 3, 2026 - 13:57
Chores or no chores? The economic psychology of giving kids pocket moneyParents have long debated whether to pay children for doing household tasks. Some see it as a practical way to teach the value of work. Others worry it might turn kids into small mercenaries who...
August 2, 2026 - 23:20
How five psychological traits predict a person’s breaking pointPsychologists have long struggled with a simple question: why do some people bend under pressure while others seem to hold steady? A new framework suggests the answer lies in five distinct...
August 1, 2026 - 19:59
Why You Check the Weather App and Still Look OutsideYou check the forecast on your phone, see a clear sky icon, and then you still lean over to peer through the window. It feels like a small, irrational habit. But psychology suggests this isn`t a...
August 1, 2026 - 08:08
How 'On the Psychology of Military Incompetence' Predicted Hegseth's Iran DebacleA dusty volume from the 1980s is suddenly getting a lot of attention. `On the Psychology of Military Incompetence` by Norman Dixon was written long before the current Pentagon leadership took...
Self-compassion is a vital tool in mental health recovery. It encourages individuals to treat themselves with kindness during difficult times, fostering resilience and promoting emotional healing. Embracing self-acceptance can lead to profound positive...
Author: Liora Kirkland
August 3, 2026
Oh sure, let`s all just unplug and stare at the wall instead. Who needs human interaction or actual hobbies when you can just scroll endlessly through cat videos? That`s real therapy, right? Pure genius.
Author: Eloise McClure
August 2, 2026
Social media`s impact on mental health requires careful navigation and personal awareness.
Author: Drake Thomas
August 1, 2026