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Why nurturing your compassionate side is simple and deeply beneficial | Psyche Videos
1+ week, 2+ day ago (227+ words) Video by Dr Tracey Marks Contrary to popular belief, it’s not self-indulgent to practise self-compassion. In fact, it helps you to care for others Self-compassion techniques aren’t self-indulgent – they’ll tame your inner critic while helping you change for the better…...
Mother Teresa was virtuous, but she was wrong about virtue | Psyche Ideas
1+ week, 2+ day ago (1062+ words) by Michael Brownstein and Alex Madva, philosophers is professor and chair of philosophy at John Jay College and professor of philosophy at the Graduate Center, CUNY. He is the author of The Implicit Mind: Cognitive Architecture, the Self, and Ethics…...
Your deepest regrets help you see yourself more clearly | Psyche Ideas
2+ week, 3+ day ago (553+ words) teaches philosophy and Judaic studies at CCNY of the City University of New York. He received his doctorate in philosophy from New York University while pursuing postgraduate Talmudic…...
How two punk bands came to play a California psychiatric hospital | Psyche Videos
2+ week, 4+ day ago (77+ words) Directors: Mike Plante, Jason Willis Directed by Lewie Kloster and Noah Kloster Directed by Chung Nguyen A film by Avi Zev Weider and David Chartier Directed by Maceo Frost A film by Ryan Larkin Directed by Caroline Rumley Psychiatric art…...
Jacques recalls the odd calm of marching into battle in wartime France | Psyche Videos
3+ week, 4+ day ago (79+ words) English subtitles for this video are available by clicking the CC button at the top right of the video player. ‘Right, where was I?’ Director: Mathias de Panafieu Directed by Justine Vuylsteker Directed by Mathieu Labaye Directed by Patrick Buhr…...
In the stillness of prison, I learned how to be alone | Psyche Turning Points
3+ week, 5+ day ago (1030+ words) is an incarcerated writer in New York State and a student in the Bard Prison Initiative. He co-founded You Are Not Alone, a nonprofit focused on addressing violence against women and changing how men engage with it. His writing explores…...
Jung’s archetypes are a mirror that shows who and what we are | Psyche Ideas
4+ week, 1+ day ago (607+ words) by Hugh McGovern, associate research fellow Detail from Figure Bearing a Winged Head (1876) by Odilon Redon. Courtesy Wikipedia is an associate research fellow at the Deakin University School of Medicine in Australia, and a research associate at the Clinical Psychedelic…...
What draws well-meaning parents to authoritarian parenting? | Psyche Ideas
1+ mon, 42+ min ago (570+ words) by Hope Bastine, trauma therapist is a sleep and trauma psychologist based in London, UK. She specialises in recovery from situations of extreme control, such as having narcissistic parents or partners, domestic violence, or growing up in constricting religions. She…...
When you’re in sync with others, joy is shared | Psyche Notes to Self
1+ mon, 1+ day ago (961+ words) About a month ago, my mum mentioned she wanted to try a line-dancing class. Did I want to join her? The regulars in attendance were wearing matching pink T-shirts, some even wore cowboy boots and bootcut jeans, and the newbies,…...
The Japanese dance tradition that finds beauty in weakness | Psyche Videos
1+ mon, 6+ day ago (132+ words) Video by MN Original A film by Nadia Micault Directed by Joshua Stocker As both Martha Graham and Hannah Arendt knew, being alone – in dance or in conversation – is a way to explore connection by Dana Naomy Mills In the…...