by Michelle Stockton | Nov 1, 2023 | Healing, Internal Family Systems (IFS), Relationships
Few relationships have as profound and enduring an impact on us as the one we have with our mother. As children, we are born with the innate need to feel safe, loved, and accepted by our caregivers. Children who do not receive this kind of emotionally attuned...
by PACMH Team | Apr 19, 2023 | Relationships
Learning how to have empathy for your partner or spouse is a great way to build closeness and trust. When someone empathizes with you, it leads to feeling accepted, connected, and understood. Empathy builds intimacy while a lack of empathy creates distance and...
by Reini Thijssen | Feb 12, 2021 | Relationships
36 Questions To Fall in Love – For The First Time or Again How do you fall in love with someone? I always assumed that love is complicated and depending on a lot of different internal and external factors. In a 1997 study, American psychologists Arthur and...
by Reini Thijssen | Feb 4, 2021 | Loneliness, Relationships
What is friendship? Why do we connect with someone in a split second, while feeling like we do not want to be close with another person right away? How many friends do we need to be happy? Humans are social beings: we need other humans to feel fulfilled. People who...
by PACMH Team | Feb 4, 2021 | Happiness, Loneliness, Relationships
Surviving cuffing season as a single person can be challenging. What’s cuffing season? Cuffing season is described as the period covering the coldest season of the year starting in October, well I would consider from the moment that Christmas ads hit television,...
by PACMH Team | Jan 4, 2021 | Relationships
Have you ever wondered why you may be reacting or connecting to a person differently than a friend or sibling? Our minds automatically process interpersonal relationships through attachment patterns. As infants, we unconsciously learn how to modify our behavior in...
