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fromPsychology Today
4 days ago

How to Break Free From a Past Identity

The duality of the 'Me' and 'I' helps us understand how many of our feelings of self may be misrepresented by contaminating our present self with our historical self. When being 'Me', my view of self is based entirely on my experiential history. We assess ourselves on what we have done and what has happened to us. Conversely, according to James, the 'I' self-view is thought to incorporate our self-awareness of the here-and-now. We are no longer in a past reality but have transitioned to the present.
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Mental health
fromPsychology Today
6 days ago

The Faulty and Fearful Logic of Target Weights for Anorexia

Target weights reinforce numerical focus and fat-phobic values, preventing recovery from learning to eat and live without numeric obsession.
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fromThe Nation
3 months ago

Living With Fracture: A Conversation With Sarah Aziza

Aziza's memoir intertwines personal struggle with Palestinian history, challenging readers to embrace unresolved identities and trauma as a means of resistance.
Mental health
fromPsychology Today
4 months ago

BPD and the Ability to Function Well at Work

The author's career progressed through various roles despite personal challenges, including mental health struggles.
Her experiences in the workplace were impacted by her mental health, leading to both successes and setbacks.
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