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The Self and Psychology Series 29 articles

Kohut, Winnicott, and healing the self

Gain or Learn: A Strong Self, Without Hurt, Resentment, or RegretYour Energy Curve and Awareness CurveFacing a Midlife Crisis with Marx and Zhuangzi: Refactoring the Shitpile of Code Behind Your Worldview and ValuesLow Mental Energy Syndrome: Procrastination, a Drained Mental Battery, and Mental AsthmaCare for Yourself Like a Loving GrandmotherLessons About Sleep from ExperienceMy Inner Child Heals MeWhat Is the Mindset of People Who Like to Belittle Others?Caring for Yourself Amid Life's Downpours and the Flash Floods of Emotional Strain: Emptiness, Stillness, and PeaceStand Firm in Being Yourself, and Don't Betray YourselfDepression, Mania, and Self-Abandonment Among Many Young People: The Mind's Libido Will Mourn ItselfMental Energy and Libido Determine DestinyA Mental Energy Ledger: Living Within Your Means and Investing for ValueThe Barefoot Doctor Era of Mental Health CareEmotional Stability Is a False Concept: A Stable Personality Lets Emotions Flow NaturallyProcrastination Disorder Is a False ConceptEmbracing a Low StateAccepting Low Spirits and Distress: No Self-Attack, No Forcing Yourself to "Be Aware"Psychological Growth for Ordinary People: The Psychology of the Self and Object Relations TheoryIQ Is a False Concept: Ordinary, Normal Lives Have Little to Do with IQThe Most Fundamental Psychological ModelA Brief Overview of Projection and Its TypesPsychoanalysis Reveals the Poetry, the Sacred, and the Cthulhu in Ordinary LifeThe "Anxiety-Disordered" Hypercompetitive Workers Common in the WorkplaceWhat Are the Roots of Self-Attack, Self-Doubt, and Toxic Shame?Carrying Hell with You: The Truth About Inner Conflict—Libido Builds a Hell in the Mind's TheaterHigh Sensitivity Is a False Concept: The Numbness and Stagnation of "Highly Sensitive People"Everyone Suffers: On Deep Collapse and Deep Pain, Answering a Reader's Question, "Why Has Fate Been So Cruel to Me?"Gilligan's Psychology: A Daoist Approach to Psychology