The Coloniser's Couch: What Therapy Can Learn from the Language of Power
A trip to Morocco, a 1959 sociolinguist, and a question that every therapist should be sitting with: whose language does the therapy room actually speak?
Matt Hussey
Perpetually almost okay: how capitalism learned to profit from your suffering
A therapist investigates the hidden economic loop connecting Instagram, Big Pharma, and therapy apps - owned by the same shareholders.
Body Language of a Manipulator: Six Signals to Know
Contempt flashes. Weaponised silence. The predator scan. Six nonverbal clusters every manipulator uses - and how to read each one.
Nomophobia: What It Is, Why It Affects 94% of People, and Why No One Is Treating It
Nomophobia - the fear of being without your phone - affects 94% of people according to a major meta-analysis. It has no DSM category and no treatment pathway. Here's why that's a problem.
Hikikomori Goes Global: The Hidden Epidemic of People Who've Stopped Going Out
Once considered a uniquely Japanese condition, hikikomori - extreme social withdrawal - is quietly spreading worldwide. Here's what the data, and your own life, might be hiding.
What Is Cyberchondria - And Why Is AI Making It Worse?
Cyberchondria is the health anxiety spiral triggered by online symptom-searching. A new wave of AI tools is making it significantly worse. Here's what that means.
