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Articles: Psychology for everyday life

28 November 2020 · Psychology for everyday life

Psychological boundaries. Ego psychology

“The Thief” It was a beautiful spring day, and Dasha was in the brightest of moods. She was on her way to buy new shoes, a well-stuffed purse lay in her handbag, and she stood leaning on the tram rail, lost in her daydreams. Suddenly her eye caught someone’s hand in her bag. It was as if, quite casually…

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1 November 2020 · Psychology for everyday life

The Psychology of Subpersonalities. The Karpman Triangle

In this article I’d like to look at how the Karpman Triangle works. How, in family relationships, roles are confined to the triangle of subpersonalities “Victim – Tyrant – Rescuer”. The Rescuer finds it very hard to do nothing. Or to do something for themselves rather than for others. When they see that someone has ended up in…

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13 September 2020 · Psychology for everyday life

Psychological boundaries. Control and management in relationships

Control and management in relationships. To control and manage something or someone, you need to know where the boundaries of the area being managed lie. The wish to control most often arises where safety and predictability are needed. A person wants to manage and control,…

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19 July 2020 · Psychology for everyday life

About Tarot

A post for those who are interested in Tarot. Tarot and me All my life I have been drawn to mysteries, to everything mystical and otherworldly. Childhood memories bring back pictures of me predicting exactly how a film’s plot would unfold, grasping and sensing the hidden intrigue in the relationships between the characters. I was…

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25 June 2020 · Psychology for everyday life

On the fears of personal growth, values and beliefs

Personal growth is a very popular phrase these days. Everyone understands it in their own way and gives it their own, individual meaning. So why is it so “scary”, and what exactly is so frightening about personal growth? A common answer: they’ll try to “remake” me there and I’ll lose my own values. What if…

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23 June 2020 · Psychology for everyday life

On the possibilities of psychological vision

You know how hard it can be to find the right words to describe something you understand only intuitively? Have you ever tried to put into words an insight you have just had? Or a longing of the soul for which it is so hard to find the right words, yet so easy to notice myriads of goosebumps…

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23 June 2020 · Psychology for everyday life

On relationships

Did you ever suspect that from the moment we are born we strive to fulfil the most important goal of our lives — to know ourselves, others and the world around us? The process of knowing is endless, and it works in such a way that we come to know ourselves in relationships with other people. Thanks to the people in our lives, we…

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23 June 2020 · Psychology for everyday life

To hurry or not to hurry?

The realities of our time push us to rush through life. “Yes, it’s all clear now, let’s move on!” “So what is the right thing to do?” “Please advise me, what should I do?” It is not enough to hear something new about yourself, not enough to become aware of it. There is also the stage of acceptance and observation, of assessing the result and drawing on the experience. And only…

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21 July 2016 · Psychology for everyday life

Where Does Energy Come From

Do you know what the most important question of the day is? Where does energy come from? Many people feel short of energy, worn out, and lose interest in the things they used to do. We remember from goal-setting practices that energy always arises where there is a goal. And a goal…

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