Welcome to Feelpsy, a dedicated space where we explore the multifaceted world of psychology and mental well-being, curated with care by Ember Forbes. Here, you will find insightful articles on topics such as emotional health, mindfulness, cognitive behavior, and personal growth aimed at promoting a deeper understanding of human emotions and psychological wellness. Our mission is to provide valuable resources and expert perspectives that inspire reflection and help you navigate the complexities of modern life with empathy and resilience. Join our community as we delve into the science of psychology and share meaningful insights for a healthier, happier you.
2 November 2026
Aligning Values and Emotions for Inner Peace
Most people assume inner peace comes from getting emotions under control. That framing sounds sensible, but it quietly sets you up for failure. Emotions are not misbehaving children who need a...
1 November 2026
The Bandwagon Effect: The Psychology of Following the Crowd
You are sitting in a meeting. Someone proposes an idea. It is not a particularly good idea. It is not a terrible one either. It is just mediocre. Then the person next to you nods. Someone else says...
31 October 2026
The Transition from Learning to Read to Reading to Learn
There is a moment in every child`s reading life that rarely announces itself. It does not come with a certificate or a ceremony. One day, a kid is sounding out `cat` and `ship` with visible effort,...
30 October 2026
Smiling Through the Pain: The Side Effects of Ignoring Negative Emotions
A client sits across from me, describing a difficult year. A divorce, a demotion, a parent`s illness. She delivers the whole account with a pleasant, steady smile. When I ask how she feels about it...
29 October 2026
The Science Behind Forgiveness and Its Healing Power
Forgiveness carries a reputation problem. Many people hear the word and picture weakness, resignation, or letting someone off the hook. Others confuse it with reconciliation, assuming that...
28 October 2026
When Your Worth Feels Tied to Your Productivity
You know the drill. You wake up, and before your feet hit the floor, there`s already a mental checklist running. Not `what do I want today` but `what did I get done yesterday` and `what do I need...
November 2, 2026 - 02:22
How Elizabeth Holmes and Her Circle Lost Sight of RealityThe story of Elizabeth Holmes has been told many times, but a key question remains: how did so many smart people fail to see what was happening? An expert examines how rationalization,...
November 1, 2026 - 15:08
Building Psychological Support That Reaches People Before Crisis HitsMariia Mykhailichenko`s clients are often people in the middle of a big change. A first-year student in a dorm full of strangers. A graduate starting a first job in an unfamiliar city. A family...
October 31, 2026 - 23:53
Why Some People Are Drawn to Horror MoviesNew research reveals a surprising link between psychopathic traits and a love for horror movies, driven by feelings of invincibility and a craving for excitement. The study suggests that people...
October 31, 2026 - 16:36
Psychology says people who treat their purchases as part of a collection may find the shopping process more enjoyable, as research involving 3,306 participants reveals how a collecting mindset changes what we wantPeople often dream of a closet that holds more than clothes. They imagine a space filled with stories, culture and respect for tradition. Someone might wish to own a collection of sarees gathered...
True inner peace requires not just alignment, but deep understanding of both values and emotions.
Author: Joanna Black
November 2, 2026
This article beautifully highlights how the arts nurture creativity and divergent thinking. It`s inspiring to see the connection between artistic expression and innovative problem solving. Embracing the arts in education can truly transform minds and...
Author: Fenn Evans
November 2, 2026
This article sheds light on the bandwagon effect, showing how social influence shapes our choices. It`s fascinating how our decisions can often be swayed by what others think or do.
Author: Dana Beck
November 1, 2026