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Standing up for yourself more read article
Focusing more on others and suppressing your own needs can lead to depressive moods in the long term.
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How you can learn to control outbursts of rage read article
Anger can quickly boil over in the heat of the moment and be expressed as loud shouting or aggressive behaviour. The individual handling of acute, negative feelings like these depends on the respective personality, upbringing experienced and social environment.
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I feel like I'm developing dementia read article
Forgetfulness, putting things in the wrong place, confusion...these can be the first signs of dementia. How do I handle it?
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How do I learn to accept the situation I’m in? read article
There are situations and phases in life that lead to fears, negative thoughts and stress. These could be major issues such as separating from a partner, getting older, losing your job or being diagnosed with a disease, but it can also be seemingly insignificant things like arguing with a friend or losing your car key.
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Increasing self-worth in old age read article
The older we get, the more frequently questions come up such as: Who am I? What am I worth? What still makes sense for me? How do I find satisfaction?
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Finding strength in difficult times read article
It can be difficult to find your inner centre again after major calamities or other major challenges. It’s important to recognise that everyone is different and needs an individual strategy
Constant conflict due to differing opinions read article
“Birds of a feather flock together” and “opposites attract”. Both are true in partners, but when frustration about different values, opinions or attitudes predominate, the couple need to do something.
I don’t see any meaning in life read article
Identity crises or existential crises can occur at various stages of life. They could be triggered by specific events such as retirement or bereavement, but they could also just happen without any rhyme or reason.
My partner is never at home read article
In the short or long term, too much distance in relationships leads to conflicts. It needs a great deal of attention to handle this correctly.
Couples in isolation read article
When couples cut themselves off from the world too much, this can lead to a toxic change in the relationship.
The desirable ideal of a woman: do I have to do all of it? read article
“Pressure on women has been increasing over time. Growing and changing ideals of beauty and body shape in women have been observed since the 1980s" says Karin Macke.
How to find mental rest read article
Impulse control disorders, outbursts of rage, heart attacks, digestive disorders – these and numerous other symptoms may occur as a result of mental overload being ignored.
Am I just melancholic or am I depressed? read article
People often feel mentally unwell for days or even weeks, but it’s difficult to pin down a specific issue or specific incident as the cause.
Saying yes to yourself read article
“If you know where your own limits are, you can defend them. If others know where your limits are, they can protect them.”
Is life harder for introverted people? read article
People who are more turned in on themselves, who are quieter, stand in the background and don’t elbow others out of the way to get through are generally referred to as introverted.
What is manipulation and how can I recognise it? read article
We can assume that basically everyone is manipulative. We learn that during childhood.
How to help my children be more self-confident read article
There are phases when children and young people don’t like themselves and just find everything terrible.
Bad news from a prenatal diagnostician read article
Some of the worst news a pregnant woman can get: something is wrong with your child. It’s a shock that needs to be overcome and that you need to deal with.
