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What sets a healthy person apart from a nutter?

What sets a healthy person apart from a nutter?

Let us try to get to grips with the question of what it means to BE HEALTHY. What state and what worldview is it worth striving for (for your own sake, for your inner mental health, for a long life and for physical health)? What sets a normal person apart from a nutter? When is it time to end therapy? When has the client been “cured”?

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Highly sensitive people

Highly sensitive people

Too loud, too many impressions, too many people. High sensitivity is a phenomenon in which those affected react to stimuli more strongly than average. Research is still at its very beginning, but many of its findings help people to find their way around their surroundings better. The term “high sensitivity” does not describe an illness. It is rather a specific mixture of character traits. It is the result of heightened processing of stimuli. The autonomic nervous system of highly sensitive pe

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Manipulation and mass psychology.
Corona: the greatest socio-psychological experiment in history

Manipulation and mass psychology. Corona: the greatest socio-psychological experiment in history

Dear people! For months many of you have felt that you are being steered and manipulated from a distance. Some of you are certain of it, others find it hard to trust their instincts. I advise you to do so, because your instinct is your best friend. Read the translation of an article from https://www.wochenblick.at/, and also the translation of an article about the research carried out by Manuel Schabus, professor at the University of Salzburg; the original is at https://salzburg.orf.at/stories/3088768/"I am an economic and social psychologist, I see

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