Kathryn Stumpf – Closed for Business
Depression, for me, is like a vacancy. An absence of thought and emotion, of concern, ambition and desire. There’s a ‘Closed’ sign dangling in front of my eyes and no saying how long I’ll be […]
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Rachel M. Walls – Poetic Healing
My first poem just sort of came to me. I had no idea, at the time, the impact it would have on my life. During a warm summer evening in Barcelona, I encountered a woman—the most […]
Catherine Waisvisz – Born to Be Wild: How I recovered from dissociative PTSD though music
Following is a list of songs from the 1960s-1970s as they are arranged on a personal recording of my favorites. I grew up hanging onto music for survival, deflecting myself and the pain I was […]
Marja Hagborg – Clowns and Magician: Poetry out of PTSD
“Clowns and Magicians” and “The Arsonist and The Jaguar” were written about a year apart. They are about my PTSD, which went on without correct diagnosis until, as a fluke, I met a trauma therapist […]
Are Video Games Addictive?
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Matt Rawlings – Sports Betting in the UK: A Psychological View
James Smith* is 42 years old. He’s been happily married for over ten years, has three children of primary school age, and owns a four-bedroom detached house, for which he expects to complete mortgage payments […]
Exploring psychoanalysis with The Zurich Lab
On Friday, September 5th and Saturday September 6th, Psychology Tomorrow Magazine joined hands with The Zurich Lab for some fantastic discussions. The workshops were led by Jakob Lusensky, a jungian psychoanalyst-in-training with a private practice in Berlin, Germany, and […]