Death, meaning and life: these are the most profound and persistent questions of human experience, running from psychology to philosophy. What people see in and about death tells us about humanity – how we inhabit life, engage with life, and find meaning. The focus of this article is on the convergence of psychological and philosophical […]
Today, while reading a new article on Psyche, I was drawn to its insights and decided to share a summary of what I found valuable. The article is by Nick Wignall, a clinical psychologist specializing in sleep disorders. He narrates the story of Ava, a successful yet perfectionistic lawyer who struggles with sleep and seeks
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My exciting journey into understanding mental health, psychotherapy, and psychology led me to explore “What is Psychotherapy?“ by Alain de Botton, published by The School of Life. Reflecting on my past experiences and the present conditions around me, especially considering the complexities of life in the Middle East, I often think about how current global
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This text is related to my initial op-ed in the course ‘Rhetoric: The Art of Persuasive Writing and Public Speaking’ from Harvard University on edX. Hitler is Not Yet Over! Which of us has not, at least once, heard about humanity’s wars over a supreme god? Which of us is unfamiliar with the painful and
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