Have you ever felt both love and hate for someone you care deeply about? If so, you are not alone. This complex emotional experience is common but rarely discussed or fully understood. So, what does it have to do with grief? Just like other emotions, grief can involve conflicting feelings. In fact, we may […]
Anticipatory grief Read More »
The history of the eastern Adriatic—particularly Dalmatia and the inland regions stretching toward Slavonia—has long suffered from overly simplified ethnic labels. Among the most persistent is the broad and politically charged use of the term “Slavs” to describe populations that, in reality, represented a complex tapestry of Adriatic-Aegean-Ionian, Italo-Hellenic, and eastern Aegean-Cypriot-Anatolian and Jewish-Levantine diasporic
As a mental health practitioner working with people who hear voices, I have seen how challenging it can be to find effective and lasting relief. For years, our focus has been on responding to the voices through approaches such as Hearing Voices groups, individual counselling, narrative therapy, and medication. While these interventions can help, the
Avatar Therapy: A New Approach to Hearing Voices – Promise and Caution Read More »