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Psychologist's Explanation: Why You Need to Separate from Parents
Separation is necessary because it leads to the ability to distinguish yourself, your feelings and desires from others, to understand what belongs to you and what belongs to your mother or partner. After separation, a psychic space arises inside that allows you to accept and love yourself.
Diana Dashkevich children family mental health facts Psychology 21 August 2023
Animals can be great dads too: Learn more about nature
In the animal kingdom, the role of a father can vary widely, from no involvement to active caregiving. While the concept of "fatherhood" is not the same for all species, there are several animals that exhibit behaviors and characteristics that could be considered "good dads."
Kate Yakimchuk wildlife nature Animals 19 August 2023
Educated parents and educated kids: A new study
Most people know that well-educated parents tend to have educated kids as well, but what happens when two parents have different types of education? In a unique global study, a gender-sensitive approach was taken to understand intergenerational educational mobility.
Kate Yakimchuk education research intelligence Psychology 5 August 2023
Understanding the importance of co-parenting relationships: A study on children's well-being
The dynamics between parents play a crucial role in shaping their children's development, and new research sheds light on just how significant this impact can be, especially for children in low-income families. It might be even more important than we used to think.
Kate Yakimchuk research family mental health Psychology 30 July 2023
The impact of parent-adolescent relationships on mental well-being: A revealing study
It's no surprise that people with positive and warm relationships with their parents tend to experience better mental health, but what lies behind this correlation? Researchers from Children's Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP) delved into this question and conducted a new study that sheds light on the significant impact of strong parent-adolescent relationships on long-term health outcomes.
Kate Yakimchuk research family relationship children Psychology 29 July 2023
Sometimes protective parenting can actually be good: Unexpected research results
Most people already know that overprotective parenting can damage a child's social life and proper development, but there might also be some benefits of it. Active and caring parenting can have a lasting impact on children's health and well-being, according to a recent study conducted at the University of Georgia.
Kate Yakimchuk research children health development Psychology 23 July 2023
Important to know: What is emotional abuse
Psychological abuse - verbal or non-verbal abuse with the intent to humiliate and control another person.
Diana Dashkevich relationship mental health safety Psychology 17 July 2023
New Study: What Spoils Mother-Adolescent Relationships
Adolescence in a child is one of the most difficult in education. In the article we will tell you what can aggravate the situation and the parent-child relationship.
Diana Dashkevich children relationship communication facts studies Psychology 5 July 2023
Harsh parenting leads to mental problems: When tough love goes wrong
You might think that being a strict parent always benefits your child, but sometimes it can lead to the opposite effect. The new research by University of Cambridge and University College Dublin claims that parents who practice harsh parenting have higher chances to cause mental problems in their children.
Kate Yakimchuk mental health children research trauma Psychology 26 June 2023
Why modern people aren't interested in having kids earlier in life: Why priorities change
Modern people don't seem to be as family-oriented as the previous generations. While their parents and grandparents are often concerned by this fact, it's not always something bad that makes modern families change their priorities.
Kate Yakimchuk children family personality Psychology 18 June 2023
How Narcissist parents affect their children: Higher risks of anxiety and depression
Narcissists tend to neglect and manipulate other people to get what they want, and it's even worse when it affects children who can't protect their personal boundaries. Specialists from International Journal of Psychology and Psychological Therapy claim that Narcissist parents affect their kids even more than we thought before.
Kate Yakimchuk narcissism mental health Psychology 14 June 2023
Why teenagers tend to rebel: It's a pretty normal phase
Parents know that most teenagers have a special "rebel phase" when they misbehave, overreact and make bad decisions more often than usually. While it can be pretty annoying or even disrespectful sometimes, it's often a normal phase for a person.
Kate Yakimchuk teenagers relationship personality Psychology 8 June 2023