There’s something quietly powerful about a loving father. He doesn’t need to be perfect, rich, or endlessly wise. He just needs to be present. Because according to psychology, a father’s warmth and consistency shape a child’s sense of safety, confidence, and self-worth in ways that last a lifetime. While a mother’s love is often celebrated, the emotional imprint of a nurturing father runs just as deep. Years later, when those children become adults, they carry pieces of that love wi...| The Artful Parent
There was a time in my life when I could talk about self-love with the fluency of an academic—citing studies on self-compassion, referencing Carl Rogers’ theories of unconditional positive regard, […] More| Hack Spirit
Most of us enjoy the spotlight at least occasionally, whether it’s from a supportive friend group or a crowd cheering us on. But why is attention so compelling, and why does lack of it sometimes leave us feeling overlooked or even invisible? From my experience as a psychologist, I’ve seen how the drive for recognition…| The Blog Herald