What Is Strengths-Based Psychology? Strengths-based psychology is an approach that focuses on identifying and developing a person’s existing abilities rather than concentrating solely on problems, deficits, or symptoms. Instead of asking, “What’s wrong with you?”, it asks, “What’s strong in you — and how can…
What New Psychology Research Reveals The Shift in ADHD Research ADHD has been viewed for years as a disorder defined by inattention, impulsivity, and poor focus. But new international research is challenging this stereotype. In a recent study, adults with ADHD reported powerful strengths linked…
The Female Bonding Response 1. The Architecture of Attachment Across cultures and clinical studies, women consistently report a deeper sense of wellbeing when they feel needed, seen, and emotionally secure in their relationship. Neuroscience explains why. When a woman experiences consistent affection and attentive presence,…
Psychology of Significance Intimate relationships don’t thrive on compatibility or shared values alone. They’re built through daily rituals of recognition, touch, and erotic mirroring. For many men, what holds their erotic and emotional world together isn’t just being loved — it’s feeling needed. This isn’t…
Love Grows Where Need Is Seen Love does not typically die from a lack of attraction. It dies when partners stop showing that they need each other. When a woman lets her partner feel her need — for his warmth, his care, his protection, his…
Have you ever noticed how good it feels to do something kind—even something small? Whether it’s offering a warm smile, helping someone carry groceries, or simply listening without judgment, these acts of goodness aren’t just nice—they’re powerful. More than a moral ideal, kindness is a…