This article explores whether desire is necessary for successful relationships and if couples with an asexual partner can build a happy family. Psychologists suggest that such families can thrive with increased communication and awareness.

Portugal's Ministry of Education is extending contracts for specialized technical staff, including psychologists and therapists, in school clusters where recruitment processes are not completed by September. This measure aims to ensure continued support for students at the start of the new academic year.

Psychologists are exploring the underlying reasons why some individuals consistently run late, moving beyond traditional labels of carelessness or disrespect.

Psychologists are convinced that holding onto old receipts is not a sign of compulsive hoarding but rather reveals a need for control in one's character.

Psychologists are voicing strong opposition to the introduction of windowless passenger airplanes, arguing that windows serve as a crucial psychological anchor connecting passengers to the outside world and their removal risks inducing feelings of derealization.

Psychologists are weighing in on the debate among parents regarding whether children should have the right to close their bedroom doors, offering insights into what is best for children.

Research indicates that smokers who unconsciously imitate others, such as mirroring gestures or puffing simultaneously, tend to smoke more and are less likely to quit. Psychologists explain how this 'chameleon effect' reinforces the addiction.

Many people align their cutlery before eating, a ritual that psychologists suggest is common, similar to other behaviors like dividing food into equal parts.

Beyond physical health, extreme heat and associated phenomena like fires and extreme weather events are increasingly recognized as significant stressors impacting mental health, according to psychologists.

Psychologists suggest that individuals who frequently fall asleep on the couch after returning home from work may be suffering from accumulated stress and seeking emotional refuge.

Psychologists have identified 11 habits that indicate good parenting, often leading to high emotional intelligence in adulthood.

Experts in couples therapy emphasize that establishing a sense of security is crucial before attempting to discuss difficult topics in a relationship, suggesting that conversation alone may not always save a bond.

Psychologists are issuing warnings about the increasing trend of young people turning to AI tools like ChatGPT for emotional support, a practice they deem highly dangerous for teenagers' mental health.

Psychologists explain the vicious cycle between high temperatures, bodily activation, and climate alarm, and offer advice on how to manage these feelings without falling into denial or catastrophism.

Despite increased government funding and promises, there remains a severe shortage of psychologists and other specialists providing mental health services in trauma-affected communities in East Iceland. Ragnar Sigurðsson, chairman of the Fjarðarbyggð municipal council, highlighted the ongoing issue.

Austria is contemplating a ban on social media for children under 14, prompting discussions among psychologists and experts on how parents can guide children's phone usage until such a ban is implemented.

A report detailing five key factors that psychologists believe most negatively impact the happiness of teenagers, emphasizing the challenges of adolescence for both parents and children.

Psychologists clarify that speaking loudly during a conversation is often misinterpreted as anger or aggression, but it more accurately indicates that individuals are experiencing their emotions more intensely.

Silvana Xhaferi Hoxha, an activist and member of the British Chamber of Commerce, described the 53-day protest as an extraordinary event that will be studied by psychologists and politicians, predicting increased foreign investment with the departure of Prime Minister Rama.

A test, developed with psychologists, helps individuals understand the true origins of their insecurity in relationships, which may stem from non-relationship factors.

The Portuguese Order of Psychologists believes more time is needed to successfully integrate specialized psychologists into schools, citing concerns that a competition launched in April cannot be concluded by the start of August.

Psychologists are cautioning parents against using the phrase 'we can't afford it' when discussing finances with children, as it can lead to anxiety.

Moldova is establishing its first National College of Psychologists, an institution that will represent the profession and oversee professional and ethical standards, with free practice conditioned by certification and registration.

Psychologists suggest that the choice to sleep with a bedroom door closed or open may be linked to specific personality traits and preferences.

Psychologists and sociologists suggest that those born between 1960 and 1980 represent the last generation to grow up with a unique and now lost psychological characteristic.

Psychologists suggest that women who embrace their gray hair express greater authenticity, self-confidence, and self-acceptance, challenging long-held societal pressures to conceal signs of aging.

Many Swiss individuals repeatedly visit the same holiday destinations, such as Corfu or Sardinia, with psychologists explaining that this practice leads to deeper relaxation.

Many psychologists suggest that how individuals perceive others' age can reveal much about their own character, projecting personal experiences and views onto others.

In a world where sharing every moment and thought has become common, psychologists are exploring the characteristics of individuals who rarely or never post anything on social media, considering them a modern phenomenon.

Psychologists have identified a 'D-factor' as the common core underlying dark personality traits such as narcissism and psychopathy.

Psychologists suggest that a common phrase parents use daily, despite good intentions, can often have the opposite effect and exacerbate children's anger.

Psychologists suggest that individuals who constantly feel like a burden often learned six specific incorrect things during childhood, leading them to hesitate in asking for help and to downplay their own needs.

An investigation explores society's challenges in urgently addressing pedophilia and providing care for offenders, noting that even psychologists struggle to acknowledge their existence.

Psychologists are weighing in on the common perception that messy people are lazy, suggesting that the difference between tidy and untidy individuals is not about laziness.

While for years talking to oneself was associated with loneliness or even psychological problems, scientists now argue that it is an absolutely normal function of the human brain and one of its most effective tools.

Stella Katsari, vice-president of the Cyprus Psychologists’ Association, has advocated for a formal framework for continuous mental health assessments of police officers. This call comes particularly in relation to the possession and renewal of firearm permits, following a recent shooting incident.

A legendary goalkeeper shared how he used psychological tactics to disrupt opponents before penalty kicks, highlighting how artificial intelligence, sports psychologists, and special training have transformed penalty shootouts.

A list reveals that 24 psychologists in Sweden have been stopped or sanctioned by Ivo, the country's health and social care inspectorate.

A discussion is underway in Slovakia regarding potential restrictions on platforms like Instagram and TikTok. Psychologists warn that a sudden cutoff from online platforms could trigger withdrawal symptoms and frustration in children who have developed dependencies.

ICAD has launched a campaign aimed at dissuading young people from consuming drugs, focusing on reinforcing self-esteem, a sense of belonging, emotional well-being, and promoting the 1414 helpline for support from ICAD psychologists.

Psychologists, pedagogues, and grief researchers in the Netherlands are advocating for schools to provide structured attention to grief, not only in response to deaths but as a preventative measure.

President Trump’s social-media feed is rattling Tehran’s diplomats, who are consulting psychologists and “The Art of the Deal” for tips to respond.

Psychologists have identified hidden triggers behind the brain's craving for sweets, often linked to long and exhausting periods of mental or emotional strain.

A new study by psychologists suggests that intense interaction with pets during stressful moments may not always calm nerves and could, in some cases, intensify negative feelings. This contradicts a popular idea about the benefits of companion animals for stress.

On the International Day for the Elimination of Sexual Violence, psychologists are highlighting that consent must be clear, free, and enthusiastic, and can be withdrawn at any moment.

Psychologists suggest that eating with hands, a common practice in many global societies, maintains a deeper connection to food and cultural roots, despite often being misinterpreted in some Western countries.

Teerão procurava orientações para preparar mensagens destinadas a Trump, com base no que descreveu como um “padrão de comportamento psicopático” do Presidente dos EUA.

According to an Iranian official, Iran sought assistance from 'senior psychologists' to aid its negotiators during bilateral talks with the Trump administration, starting after an initial round in Islamabad.

Psychologists suggest that individuals born between 1960 and 1970 represent the last generation to experience truly happy childhoods, noting their resilience.

The Association of Psychologists and Pedagogists in Serbian Schools has submitted an initiative to the Constitutional Court to assess the constitutionality and legality of provisions in the student grading regulations for primary education.

Psychologists suggest that natural consequences are more effective for disciplining children than traditional methods of punishment, which often involved withholding privileges.

A controversial essay by actress Jenny Mollen has prompted psychologists to explain the phenomenon of the "boy mom."

Generation Z is reportedly engaging in 'practice dating,' going on dates with people they are not attracted to in order to reduce pressure and gain dating experience, a trend psychologists find sensible.

Psychologists suggest that a simple habit of listening to one's intuition, described as a fast thinking system, is key to a happier life.

Psychologists warn about the intimate relationship humans have with their mobile phones, highlighting the physical act of holding the device as a key aspect of this connection.

Psychologists are raising concerns about a 'deficit of outdoor play' among children, stressing its crucial role in their overall development.

According to psychologists, warmth, rather than just self-confidence, is the key personality trait that makes people memorable and helps form unique connections with others.

Studies and psychologists explore whether a single question can accurately indicate a person's level of narcissism, a trait commonly associated with self-image preoccupation and a need for validation.

An association representing victims of sexual abuse within the Portuguese Catholic Church has filed a complaint against psychologist Rute Agulhas with the Order of Psychologists, criticizing the interview methods used, though Grupo Vita refutes the accusations.

Psychologists are raising concerns about a decline in social skills among children, attributing the trend to the increasing development and use of technology.

Caspar Coppetti, CEO and co-founder of the sneaker brand On, stated he works 12 hours a day, 7 days a week, sparking debate and concern among psychologists who see it as an endorsement of burnout.

An analysis of Reform UK's proposed civil service cuts suggests the plan would involve sacking more planning officers than currently exist and eliminating two-thirds of psychologists supporting prison staff.

Psychologists suggest that individuals who remain silent in WhatsApp group chats often do so as a sign of respect, highlighting diverse usage patterns of the messaging app.

An opinion piece by Inês Meneses discusses the vital role of psychologists in creating opportunities and relief in a world often described as overwhelming.

American-style school graduations, complete with gowns and formal attire, are becoming increasingly common in Spain, raising concerns among psychologists and sociologists about adultification and consumerism.

Psychologists and experts are offering guidance on how adults can communicate with children about air raid alerts and potential air threats. The advice focuses on informing children without causing them excessive fear or anxiety.

Psychologists are discussing a growing phenomenon that quietly erodes long-term relationships, often leading to shock for men when a partner decides to leave after years of dissatisfaction.

After a toxic romance, some women find healthy men no longer appealing, questioning if they will ever love as intensely again. Psychologists note that while women seek security and value, they also often crave intense passion and strong attraction.

A regional training session on drug prevention in high schools is being held in Veles, North Macedonia, from August 11-13. Approximately 20 representatives, including teachers, psychologists, and social workers from regional high schools, are participating in the sixth of nine planned training sessions.

Ostrava is hosting a national meeting for young Catholics, drawing over three thousand participants from across the Czech Republic for lectures, concerts, theater, and discussions with psychologists.

According to psychologists, certain habits often perceived as disorganized, such as losing track of details or managing multiple unfinished projects, may actually indicate a highly intelligent and adaptable mind.

Modern research challenges the myth of the 'only child syndrome,' with psychologists asserting that only children are not necessarily lonely or spoiled, often developing strong communication skills.

Psychologists are raising concerns about 'love bombing,' describing it as a manipulative tactic in modern relationships where one partner overwhelms the other with excessive attention and gifts, not for love, but to quickly gain control and create dependency.

Psychologists have challenged common stereotypes about only children, examining how they truly differ from children with siblings amidst a growing trend of single-child families.

Psychologists confirm that cohabiting with a pet can reduce the perception of both physical and emotional pain, highlighting the long-standing central role animals have played in human life.

New research suggests that while high IQ has long been considered key to success, intelligence alone is not the decisive factor, with psychologists highlighting other crucial elements.

Psychologists are highlighting essential communication skills and specific phrases that can either strengthen or signal the end of romantic relationships. They emphasize the importance of certain conversational patterns for a relationship's longevity.

Psychologists have highlighted 11 habits that reveal whether individuals were well-raised by their parents, noting that high emotional intelligence in adulthood often results from quality upbringing.

Psychologists suggest that choosing to remain silent during an intense discussion is not necessarily a sign of weakness or conflict avoidance, but rather a conscious strategy for self-regulation.

Psychology experts suggest that a consistently messy bedroom may indicate deeper personality traits beyond mere laziness, such as difficulty adhering to routines and a tendency to avoid responsibilities. The state of one's room can reveal aspects of their psychological profile.

Psychologists suggest that when teenagers say 'you don't love me,' the statement often reflects underlying issues rather than a literal lack of affection.

Psychologists offer advice on how to manage situations where a child has a tantrum on an airplane, which can be uncomfortable for both parents and other passengers.

Agencies in Spain are managing the careers of top influencers, acting as their agents, lawyers, and psychologists, handling negotiations and career development for prominent figures like elRubius and María Pombo.

Psychologists reveal insights into why siblings, despite sharing parents, home, and many experiences, often have different memories of their childhood.

Psychologists suggest that a small, consistent morning ritual, taking just a couple of minutes each day, can significantly help in preserving and strengthening relationships.

Sofia Ramalho, head of the Order of Psychologists, warns that the Portuguese education system has become a significant source of stress for students, leading to persistent thoughts, sleep difficulties, irritability, and potentially rash academic decisions.

Psychologists from Oxford University conducted a study across 11 countries, determining that many people enjoy coffee the most on Wednesdays, particularly in the morning.

Psychologists warn that while modern life offers abundant choices, an excess of options in areas like shopping and relationships can lead to increased anxiety, indecision, and reduced satisfaction with decisions.

Research suggests that indecisiveness and questioning one's own views are often indicators of high cognitive abilities, a trait psychologists say is frequently misinterpreted.

Psychologists from the University of Pennsylvania have researched why some executives support remote work while others strongly oppose it, offering insights into identifying narcissistic traits in managers.

Whether their team is winning or losing, people have an odd tendency to sing. Psychologists explain why.

Psychologists propose that families who do not constantly praise every achievement or empty plate raise children with greater self-confidence, challenging traditional parenting norms.

An Australian study on ADHD diagnosis suggests a discrepancy between psychologists' declared practices and actual adherence to guidelines, with less than half meeting all required assessment elements despite 75% claiming compliance.

Psychologists have identified "Factor D," encompassing psychopathy, narcissism, and Machiavellianism, as the underlying force behind humanity's most malevolent tendencies.

Teachers' unions and parents' associations in Cyprus have criticized the finance ministry's decision to exclude 60 additional educational psychologist posts from the 2027 state budget.

Psychologists have identified a prevalent form of anorexia among children and teenagers, often linked to sports becoming an unhealthy obsession.

Psychologist Rute Agulhas advocates for strict protocols in the hearings of victims of church abuse, emphasizing the need for rigor. She also highlights the shortage of psychologists and inadequate responses within Portugal's National Health Service regarding support for victims.

Lithuanian schools, particularly in rural areas, are experiencing a shortage of psychologists, prompting a request to the acting Minister of Education to consider allowing remote consultations as a viable solution.

A survey in Montenegro revealed that a significant number of citizens spend over six hours daily online, prompting psychologists to warn about potential consequences, though not necessarily addiction.

A new school calendar in Montenegro is causing concern among psychologists, who argue that rest is a biological prerequisite for learning at this age.

Psychologists are cautioning against the common habit of using dining tables as makeshift storage for small items, warning that it can contribute to feelings of chaos and disorder.

Psychologists evaluate situations where adult children may need to distance themselves from their parents due to unbearable relationships.

Psychologists suggest that individuals who enjoy jungle safaris often possess a high degree of 'Openness to Experience,' a personality trait characterized by curiosity and a desire for novel encounters.

Psychologists explain that for many women, the decision not to dye grey hair is not a sign of giving up, but rather reflects deeper values.

Experts including psychologists and educationalists are advocating for schools to integrate grief and loss into their curriculum, rather than addressing it only after a death occurs.

The therapist for the Andic family plans to invoke professional secrecy, while the College of Psychologists warns of the risks of not responding in court on Tuesday.

Psychologists reveal that two specific zodiac signs rarely make mistakes when they rely on their instincts, as they are known for carefully observing people.

Psychologists are exploring the reasons why many women frequently apologize even when they are not at fault, highlighting this common phenomenon and the underlying need for apology.

Psychologists offer insights into why people often forget the names of individuals they have just met, suggesting it may not always be a sign of poor memory.

Psychologists are discussing various modern relationship challenges, including 'hyper-independence,' 'micro-cheating,' and 'trauma bonding.' They also address the emerging phenomenon of 'Ozempic divorce,' where significant weight loss impacts marital dynamics.

Specialiștii spun însă că aceste trăiri nu trebuie privite ca un obstacol, ci ca reacții firești ale organismului, care pot susține performanța atunci când sunt gestionate corect

Psychologists suggest that people who wish ill upon others are not necessarily bad, but rather act defensively, often experiencing satisfaction when someone who has wronged them faces misfortune.

A school in Taufkirchen an der Pram, Austria, has reopened following the murder of a teacher, with crisis intervention and school psychologists supporting staff and students.

Research consistently highlights two specific personality traits that psychologists most frequently associate with long-term success.

Psychologists and behaviorists are encouraging parents to allow children to experience the natural consequences of their actions instead of resorting to punishment.

A report highlights the STOP helpline in France, launched in 2021, which employs psychologists to prevent pedophile acts and combat the estimated 160,000 cases of sexual violence against minors annually.

The Cyprus Psychologists Registration Council has issued a strong warning against the illegal use of the title "psychologist," adopting a zero-tolerance policy following a recent conviction of an individual falsely claiming qualifications.

The Panhellenic Association of Hospital Psychologists (PANSYNOPSY) has expressed strong reactions to new guarding duties assigned to on-call doctors in psychiatric nursing units. This follows a directive from the administration of the 2nd Health Region of Piraeus.

Psychologists are exploring what elevator etiquette, specifically whether people greet others, reveals about an individual's personality.

Psychologists explain the possible reasons why deceased relatives appear in dreams, often linking these vivid and emotional experiences to grief, the need for support, or processing loss.

The Portuguese Order of Psychologists has issued a warning about the profound impact certain phrases, such as 'You don't think?!' or 'You have no reason to be sad,' can have on children's self-esteem, confidence, and self-perception.

Psychologists are explaining why it is beneficial to talk to pets, noting that many people already treat their dogs or cats like best friends or family members.

Schools in the Polog region are facing issues with drug use among students and a lack of psychologists and social workers, with institutions blaming each other for the problem.

Psychologists are cautioning parents that offering financial rewards for good grades can increase stress and anxiety in children, despite appearing to be a good motivator.

Estonians' strong preference for personal ownership and tendency for unnecessary purchases are attributed to the legacy of a historical shortage economy and brain biology, according to sociologists and consumer psychologists.

Psychologists warn that children can develop screen addiction and even experience withdrawal symptoms, providing guidance on recognizing the signs and offering assistance.

Pediatricians and psychologists are warning about a growing trend of children who require a mobile screen to perform basic activities like eating or using the bathroom, raising concerns about potential links to obesity.

Prague is addressing a shortage of psychologists and psychiatrists by opening the first acute psychiatric ambulance for children and adolescents in the Czech Republic, located in Prague 4.

An air raid alarm in Vilnius and other Lithuanian regions caused significant anxiety among children, leading them to seek shelter in schools and kindergartens, with psychologists offering recommendations for parents.

Psychologists explain that losing a loved one to suicide is one of the most difficult forms of grief, often accompanied by pain, guilt, anger, shame, and unanswered questions. Specialists highlight the unique challenges faced by those left behind.

Psychologists agree that the habit of speaking loudly is more complex than simply being angry. This article delves into the reasons behind why some individuals consistently raise their voices in conversations.

The Psychological Association of the Philippines (PAP) has condemned the promotion of conversion therapy and conversion-type practices targeting LGBTQ+ individuals in the country.

August depression, a feeling of sadness associated with the end of summer and the return to daily obligations, is a real phenomenon. Psychologists offer advice on how to manage it.

According to psychology, the way individuals greet waiters and drivers reveals more about them than just politeness, as psychologists explain how these everyday interactions reflect deeper aspects of one's personality and social behavior.

Psychologists specializing in adult friendships warn that closeness is not solely a matter of goodwill, exploring common reasons why male friendships may fade.

Psychologists indicate that individuals who care for multiple pets at home tend to develop improved personal habits. While single-pet owners often view their animals as family, the number of people choosing to have several pets has been increasing in recent years.

Psychologists have proven that the sight of the sea has a measurable physiological calming effect, confirming that feeling more relaxed when seeing the ocean is not just imagination.

Psychologists are exploring the characteristics that differentiate only children from those who grew up with siblings, addressing common stereotypes associated with single-child households.

A new book by two social psychologists challenges the conventional view of sustainable living, suggesting that individuals do not need to sacrifice personal happiness to help the planet.

Doctors, nutritionists, and psychologists are appearing in videos and writing texts for food supplement brands, raising questions about whether their association lends scientific credibility to the products, even if they don't directly promote them.

Decades of research into human thought patterns have consistently shown one behavior as a reliable indicator of high cognitive ability, which psychologists say can develop and strengthen intelligence.

Psychologists explain the importance of setting clear boundaries for strong-willed children, emphasizing that such limits provide a sense of security. The advice aims to help parents manage children who resist cooperation.

Psychologists offer strategies for parents and educators on how to discuss the climate crisis and species extinction with children, helping them manage associated fears and anger.

Spain is experiencing its largest evacuation in history, with 73,000 people displaced across four provinces due to devastating wildfires. While some evacuees return to intact homes, others remain displaced, and political parties blame each other for the lack of a long-term fire prevention pact, with psychologists providing support to those affected by the prolonged crisis.

Psychologists are cautioning against a viral TikTok challenge where individuals air grievances, secrets, and uncomfortable truths about their relationships or friendships, emphasizing that humor does not negate the impact and a public audience should not replace private conversation.

Psychologists explain limerence, an obsessive attraction that goes beyond a typical crush and can persist for months or even years.

Psychologists surveyed parents about their views on banning social media for children and teenagers. Many parents support the idea but acknowledge the immense difficulty and effort required to enforce such a ban.

Psychologists have identified several factors that most significantly harm the happiness of teenagers today, who face unprecedented pressures compared to previous generations.

Psychologists are offering insights into why individuals may be disproportionately affected by even the slightest criticism, exploring the deep discomfort and emotional responses it can trigger.

Sexual predators are reportedly using the online gaming platform Roblox to identify and groom victims, prompting psychologists to advocate for children to be educated about these risks in schools.

Scientists are investigating what they describe as a 'sixth sense' in humans, suggesting it is a crucial but often overlooked aspect that may significantly influence mental health. This research aims to understand this newly identified sense and its impact on human well-being.

At The Hollywood Reporter's 'A-List Aesthetics Event', top cosmetic doctors discussed their secrets, emphasizing the blend of science, art, and psychology required in their field, with celebrities like Mindy Kaling and Paula Abdul in attendance.

The Department of Education (DepEd) in the Philippines has begun piloting active shooter and active threat drills in Manila schools. These drills aim to prepare students and staff for potential incidents, though psychologists caution about safe implementation.

Psychologists are exploring the reasons why some individuals feel uncomfortable with physical touch and hugs, despite it being a common expression of affection for many.

Psychologists explore the reasons why some individuals choose to maintain privacy and rarely share content on social media platforms, contrasting with the prevalent trend of constant online presence.

Psychologists explain that the ability to easily say 'no' to certain things is an indicator of good upbringing, highlighting the importance of setting boundaries.

Research indicates that individuals in their forties often feel 20% younger than their chronological age, with psychologists suggesting this 'subjective age' correlates with better health and does not signify a denial of aging.

A study from Australia found that less than one-third of psychologists correctly identified the full diagnostic criteria for ADHD, despite three-quarters claiming to follow guidelines. Researchers surveyed 322 psychologists on their diagnostic methods.

Psychologists explain limerence as an obsessive attraction that goes beyond a typical crush and can persist for months or even years.

While helping a waiter clear a table may seem like a simple kind gesture, psychologists suggest it could indicate something deeper about a person's personality.

The Psychological Association of the Philippines (PAP) has called for a coordinated, long-term approach from schools, families, communities, and policymakers to prevent school violence and enhance mental health support.

Psychologists observe that Gen Z's initial 'jaded' perspective on employment, present even before entering the workforce, has intensified into a more severe outlook.

Psychologists suggest that having a dirty car doesn't necessarily indicate laziness but can reflect accumulated stress, serving as a mirror to one's mental state.

New dating platforms are increasingly using advanced algorithms to pair profiles before users even meet, a trend that psychologists say saves time and frustration but also carries potential risks.

Psychologists share 8 tricks they apply in their personal lives to cope with burnout and emotional crises, offering valuable tools for work and relationships.

Artificial intelligence, sports psychologists, and specialized training have revolutionized penalty kicks in football, leaving less room for chance in their execution.

On World Social Media Day, educators and psychologists issued a warning about the detrimental effects of early social media access on children's cognitive and socio-emotional development, stating that the marks left are difficult to reverse.

A personality test suggests that what our eyes first notice often reveals our soul's secret longings, with psychologists believing symbols can reflect our emotions and inner state.

Emma Heming Willis, wife of Bruce Willis, speaks openly about the challenges of living with someone with dementia and is creating a guide for caregivers, drawing on insights from neurologists and psychologists.

Many people arrange banknotes in their wallets by value, from smallest to largest, a habit that psychologists suggest may indicate more than just organizational skills.

Psychologists explain how to recognize if one is overly focused on themselves, noting that excessive self-focus can border on narcissism.

Psychologists explain that saving everyday items like shopping bags and boxes is distinct from clinical hoarding disorder, which involves a debilitating attachment to possessions.

Psychologists explain that individuals who frequently forget names during conversations may be focusing more on the relationship and content, rather than a lack of attention.

Psychologists and relationship experts, citing scientific research, suggest that a specific age difference between partners can influence relationship stability.

Child psychologists advise parents not to overschedule children with activities during the nine-week summer holidays, stating it's acceptable for them to experience boredom or sadness over missing friends.

Researchers Sonja Lyubomirsky and Harry Reis identified five common myths that lead people to seek love incorrectly, emphasizing that feeling loved depends on communication and intimacy, not appearance or status.

The Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department has partnered with certified psychologists to strengthen efforts to encourage stalkers to undergo treatment and counseling, aiming to prevent repeat offenses.

Psychologists highlight the stress associated with summer holidays, particularly the days leading up to vacation, as employees try to finalize projects and meet deadlines. The phenomenon of 'vacation burnout' is discussed, along with ways to counteract it.

Clinical psychologists are optimistic that a new four-day intensive exposure therapy for Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder, which has been a 'gamechanger' for a 17-year-old, will eventually be integrated into the health system despite its high cost.

A 65-year-old man was fatally struck on a pedestrian crossing in Trajouce, Portugal, on Friday evening. Emergency services, including firefighters, INEM, and a team of psychologists, responded to the scene.

One year after the AI171 crash, Air India has stepped up oversight beyond DGCA norms and is providing extensive psychological support to its staff. The airline will also observe a two-minute silence for the victims.

Psychologists suggest that aligning with one's intuition, a skill that can be practiced, leads to better decision-making and greater happiness.

Psychologists suggest that applying the 5:1 rule, which involves five positive interactions for every negative one, can significantly strengthen the bond between parents and children.

A high-risk teenager with self-harm tendencies has been transferred to Sismanogleio Hospital, following protests from hospital psychologists at 'Dafni' regarding the handling of the case.

Psychologists suggest that optical illusions can offer insights into how individuals perceive their environment, what they notice first, and how they make decisions, revealing unexpected truths about their character.

Greek Minister of Education Sofia Zacharaki announced plans to appoint 5,500 permanent teachers and significantly increase the number of psychologists in schools this summer, following 10,000 hirings last year.

A new breakup strategy, dubbed 'Date Them Till You Hate Them,' is gaining traction on social media, prompting concern among psychologists due to its potentially damaging approach to relationships.

The Order of Psychologists in Portugal has launched a campaign for World Children's Day, warning about the significant impact of adult words on children's development, both positive and negative.

The Icelandic Medical Office received three reports in 2025 concerning two individuals using the professional title of psychologist without a valid license, with one case also involving the alleged distribution of addictive drugs.

Psychologists are cautioning about eight specific harsh phrases that women often say to their husbands, which can seriously undermine and destroy their relationships.

Penafiel is investing in a program designed to help young people with Autism Spectrum Disorder socialize, already boasting over 30 participants and facilitated by psychologists and therapists to develop social skills.

An article discusses the emotional impact of ghosting and offers advice from psychologists on how to respond if someone who ghosted you returns.

Students are returning to a technical school in Pardubice, Czech Republic, four days after a fatal attack on a student. Police psychologists are available to assist students and teachers.

Psychologists explain that conversing with household pets is a healthy behavior that reveals positive traits such as empathy in individuals.

Psychologists have identified two clear indicators that suggest love in a relationship may not be genuine, even if it initially appears intense or "perfect."

Psychologists suggest that driving habits reveal much about one's character, reflecting empathy, impulsivity, and driving skills. This insight is used to prevent traffic accidents.