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Female cruelty often works insidiously enough to make the person on the receiving end of it gaslight the hell out of themselves. The punishment that’s served up tends to arrive socially or emotionally, often in somewhat polite ways, which is part of what makes it so hard to call ...  Show more

Most people think Christian history has a simple answer to anything regarding “magic": don’t touch it, and all of it is “demonic.”The Arbatel of Magick makes that answer harder to defend. This strange little text, translated into English in 1655, sits inside a distinctly Christia ...  Show more

Borderline Personality Disorder is no longer considered a chronic illness. You can lead a great life with a sensitive, intense, hyperbolic... or any temperament for that matter with hard work, grit, endurance, tenacity, and the willingness to get uncomfortable. Check out this art ...  Show more

What happens to us when we experience trauma? What impact does trauma have on our bodies, brains, hearts, relationships and lives? And what does it take to truly heal physical and emotional trauma — especially when we’ve been carrying our wounds for a long time, maybe even genera ...  Show more

Do you feel lost after going through a divorce, separation or heartbreak?

In this episode, Sarah Grynberg offers guidance to individuals seeking to rebuild their lives after heartbreak, providing effective strategies to heal and move forward.

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Guila Clara Kessous reçoit dans Métamorphose Catherine Bensaïd, psychiatre, psychanalyste et auteure. Comment se détacher des blessures qui marquent nos vies ? Est-il possible de se libérer de ces moments qui nous rongent, parfois pendant des années ? Le rejet, l'abandon, l'hu ...