In terms of psychological healing after trauma, there is an increasing body of research that suggests sexual experience can be beneficial for post-traumatic identity reconstruction. This involves...
Attachment trauma is defined as an emotional injury caused by separation from primary caregivers during childhood or adolescence that can cause relational difficulties in adult life. This type of...
In today's world, many people struggle with finding true love and connection with their partners. One common issue is the inability to trust one's partner, which can lead to emotional barriers that...
Avoiding something is an instinctive response that humans have developed over time. It helps them stay away from danger, pain, and difficult situations.
Prolonged avoidance can lead to emotional...
Early romantic embarrassment or rejection can have a significant impact on an individual's emotional regulation and coping strategies during their adolescent years. Adolescence is a time when teens...
Feelings of inadequacy are common among individuals regardless of their social or emotional support systems. Although having a supportive relationship can provide comfort, it does not necessarily...
Internalized Negative Beliefs and Emotional Dysregulation
Internalized negative beliefs are self-perceptions that come from external sources, such as family, media, peers, or social institutions....
Divine forgiveness can be seen as a way to release internalized shame through the concept of atonement and restoration. At its core, divine forgiveness is an act of acknowledging wrongdoing and...
Internalized rejection of one's sexual orientation occurs when an individual holds negative beliefs about their own sexual desires, attractions, behaviors, or identity. These beliefs may stem from...
Why is sexual initiation often tied to self-esteem? How can you change your mindset about yourself to feel better in bed?
Sexual initiation is the act of taking the lead in a sexual encounter or...