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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.

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How to Heal from Emotional Abuse and Reclaim Your Power

10 September 2026

How to Heal from Emotional Abuse and Reclaim Your Power

Emotional abuse can feel like an invisible wound. You might not see the scars on your skin, but they`re there, deep within your heart and mind. Whether it stems from a toxic relationship,...

Healing Emotional Wounds from Toxic Relationships

9 September 2026

Healing Emotional Wounds from Toxic Relationships

We`ve all heard the phrase `toxic relationship,` but if you`ve experienced one, you know it`s much more than just a buzzword. Toxic relationships can leave deep emotional wounds that affect your...

How to Heal from Emotional Wounds and Build Resilience

8 September 2026

How to Heal from Emotional Wounds and Build Resilience

Let’s face it — life doesn’t always go as planned. Sometimes, it hits you with heartbreak, betrayal, loss, or trauma. And you end up carrying emotional wounds that you can’t always see, but...

Mental Health in the Digital Age: New Challenges by 2027

7 September 2026

Mental Health in the Digital Age: New Challenges by 2027

The relationship between human psychology and digital technology has shifted from a topic of academic curiosity to a central public health concern. By 2027, the digital environment will not be...

The Impact of Substance Abuse on Mental Health

6 September 2026

The Impact of Substance Abuse on Mental Health

We`ve all heard about the dangers of substance abuse. It`s a topic that comes up in schools, on the news, and maybe even in personal conversations. But when you really dig deeper, the connection...

How Virtual Reality Will Change How We Connect by 2027

5 September 2026

How Virtual Reality Will Change How We Connect by 2027

We are standing at a strange crossroads in human interaction. For the last fifteen years, our relationships have been mediated through tiny rectangles of glass. We text instead of talk. We like...

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Forget Eye Contact: A Psychologist Explains How to Actually Spot a Liar

September 10, 2026 - 10:50

Forget Eye Contact: A Psychologist Explains How to Actually Spot a Liar

The idea that a liar will avoid your gaze or fidget nervously is deeply embedded in popular culture. According to psychologist Leanne ten Brinke, that assumption is misleading. Speaking on the...

Meet the Scotland winger with side hustle in performance psychology - 'I use myself as a guinea pig'

September 9, 2026 - 23:30

Meet the Scotland winger with side hustle in performance psychology - 'I use myself as a guinea pig'

A Scotland international has been balancing life on the wing with a deep dive into the mechanics of the mind, using her own experiences as a test case for academic study. The player, known for her...

Psychology explains why some people hate phone calls but can text for hours

September 9, 2026 - 06:00

Psychology explains why some people hate phone calls but can text for hours

For many people, the sound of a ringing phone still triggers a small spike of dread. They will let it go to voicemail, then send a text saying, `Can`t talk right now, what`s up?` Meanwhile, they...

Psychology says people who sleep better with their dog in the bed aren’t imagining it — the evidence on sleep quality is mixed, but the evidence on felt security is consistent, and for most people the second one decides how the night goes

September 8, 2026 - 04:56

Psychology says people who sleep better with their dog in the bed aren’t imagining it — the evidence on sleep quality is mixed, but the evidence on felt security is consistent, and for most people the second one decides how the night goes

Sleep trackers often show that a dog moving around or taking up space can cause small disruptions. Some studies even find that people with dogs in the bed wake up more often during the night. But...

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The Myth Of Moving On Embracing Lifelong Grief

This perspective on grief highlights its complexity, emphasizing that healing is not about moving on but integrating loss.

Author: Fennec Monroe

September 9, 2026

How Future Therapists Will Use Journaling For...

Exciting insights on journaling!

Author: Elwynn McGee

September 7, 2026

How To Unfollow Toxic Influences And Curate A...

If your feed is full of negativity, it`s time for a digital detox. Ditch those fake perfectionists and embrace the real you. Life is too short for toxic influences-fill your feed with genuine positivity and watch your confidence soar. You deserve better!

Author: Mateo McGonagle

September 7, 2026

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