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The Psychology Edge


How Humor Heals: The Surprising Mental Health Benefits of Laughter Backed by Psychology
Laughter isn’t just a moment of joy—it’s a science-backed tool for healing. It lowers cortisol, boosts dopamine and serotonin, and strengthens the brain’s resilience to stress and trauma. Humor connects us, builds trust, and helps us process pain without being consumed by it. Whether through a joke, a show, or shared silliness, laughter offers emotional recovery. It’s not just fun—it’s essential for mental health and well-being.
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Jun 217 min read
 
 
 


Tame the Storm: How to Stay Emotionally Regulated When Everything Feels Chaotic
Imagine you’re leading a high-stakes meeting. Your team is counting on you, but a colleague’s offhand comment instantly triggers a wave...
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May 78 min read
 
 
 


Dealing with Perfectionism: How to Let Go of the Pressure to Be Flawless and Start Living Fully
Perfectionism may seem like a strength, but it often hides fear, self-doubt, and burnout. This post explores how to break free from the pressure to be flawless and start living with more authenticity, creativity, and peace. Through mindful shifts and simple experiments, you'll learn how to trade self-criticism for self-compassion—and finally feel free to be enough as you are.
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Mar 74 min read
 
 
 


Unlock the Power of Gratitude: Proven Psychological Benefits & How to Practice Daily
This post explores how to make gratitude a consistent habit, even when it feels forced or difficult. Learn practical, psychology-backed tips, like using reminders, starting with small wins, and journaling with emotion overcome common obstacles and rewire your brain for positivity, resilience, and long-term well-being.
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Feb 215 min read
 
 
 
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