Am I doing harm to my children because I work? Part 5
Employment provides meaning, therefore shaping wellbeing while influencing identity, pride, and overall self-worth. Meaningful career engagement enhances self-esteem,…
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Am I doing harm to my children because I work? Part 4
Many parents would choose to stay home if circumstances allowed greater flexibility and support within their responsibilities. Moreover,…
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Infidelity: The Importance of Boundaries in Relationships
Initially, couples often explore shared goals and values to build emotional connection early. Meanwhile, discussing future expectations helps…
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Long Distance Relationships: Far apart, but close at heart?
Couples often encounter challenges when distance separates them, requiring resilience, patience, and consistent emotional commitment. Furthermore, partners frequently…
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I never thought I would do it… Part 2 of 2
Willingness recently hosted Professor Mehmet Sungur, a renowned Sex Therapist, who explored infidelity’s complexities during a professional workshop…
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I never thought I would do it… – Part 1 of 2
Recently, I began reflecting on infidelity, a difficult subject because of its profound impact on intimate relationships. Despite,…
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A look at Domestic Violence: Gender
Domestic violence services often see more female clients, reinforcing common assumptions about gender and victimhood in abuse contexts….
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A look at DV: Aggressor
Following earlier discussions on DV, attention must also turn to aggressors, who, like victims, may belong to either…
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Change: Why don’t we like it?
Many people express reluctance towards change because familiarity provides comfort, stability, and a predictable sense of daily security….
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Boredom
“Boredom is not a problem to be solved; it is the final privilege of a free mind,” Gayatri…
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How do I support a relative with a mental illness? – Part 4 of 4
Caring for someone requires balance, as too much dependence can affect both individuals within the relationship. Moreover, constant…
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How do I support a relative with a mental illness? – Part 3 of 4
You may notice your relative resists professional help, believing they can manage recovery independently without support. Moreover, denial…
