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 Are You in a Healthy or Abusive Relationship? Recognizing the Signs Before It’s Too Late
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By Thirusha Mohabir
In Blog
Posted February 27, 2025

Are You in a Healthy or Abusive Relationship? Recognizing the Signs Before It’s Too Late

Many people assume that abuse in relationships is always physical, but abuse can also be emotional, financial, psychological, or verbal—and it can happen to anyone, regardless of gender. In South [...]

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 Why People Struggle to Ask for Help in South Africa (And How to Change That)
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By Thirusha Mohabir
In Blog
Posted February 20, 2025

Why People Struggle to Ask for Help in South Africa (And How to Change That)

“I don’t need help.” “I should be able to handle this on my own.” “Other people have it worse.” If any of these thoughts sound familiar, you’re not alone. Many [...]

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 Why Is Therapy So Expensive? The Truth Behind the Price Tag
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By Thirusha Mohabir
In Blog
Posted February 15, 2025

Why Is Therapy So Expensive? The Truth Behind the Price Tag

Would you pay for therapy if it cost the same as a haircut? A gym membership? Or your monthly coffee runs? Many South Africans believe that therapy is too expensive—but is it really? People don’t [...]

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 Teen Suicide in South Africa: What We’re Missing
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By Thirusha Mohabir
In Blog
Posted February 12, 2025

Teen Suicide in South Africa: What We’re Missing

From 9 to 16 February 2025, South Africa is observing Teen Suicide Prevention Week—a crucial time to raise awareness about the devastating reality of teen suicide. It’s a crisis that’s [...]

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 Mutual Respect in Therapy: A Professional Perspective on Boundaries, Expectations, and Collaboration
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By Thirusha Mohabir
In Blog
Posted February 11, 2025

Mutual Respect in Therapy: A Professional Perspective on Boundaries, Expectations, and Collaboration

The field of mental health in South Africa is growing, with increasing awareness about the importance of therapy and psychological well-being. However, clinical psychologists often face [...]

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 Common Mental Health Myths Debunked: The South African Context
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By Thirusha Mohabir
In Blog
Posted February 7, 2025

Common Mental Health Myths Debunked: The South African Context

Mental health remains a highly misunderstood topic in South Africa, with many people still believing outdated myths about therapy, mental illness, and psychology. These misconceptions prevent [...]

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 Mental Health vs. Mental Illness: What People Get Wrong
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By Thirusha Mohabir
In Blog
Posted February 4, 2025

Mental Health vs. Mental Illness: What People Get Wrong

Many people believe that mental health and mental illness are the same thing—but they’re not. This confusion leads to harmful stigma, misconceptions, and even avoidance of professional help. Just [...]

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Emotional Numbness: When You Feel ‘Nothing’ But Know Something’s Wrong

There’s a quiet kind of suffering that doesn’t scream.No tears. No panic attacks.Just… nothing. You get through the day. You laugh at the right moments. You tick things off your to-do list. But deep down, something feels off — like you’re watching your life happen rather than living it. If that sounds familiar, you may […]

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“The Black Sheep Experience: When You’re the One Who Doesn’t ‘Fit In’ with Family”

“You’re too sensitive.”“Why can’t you be more like your sister?”“Stop causing drama.”If this sounds familiar, you might be the black sheep in your family—and no, it’s not in your head. Growing up as the “black sheep” isn’t just about feeling different. It’s about being treated differently—often unfairly. You might have been the one who questioned […]

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“Trauma Bonds vs. Real Love: When Pain Feels Like Home”

Sometimes, what we call love is really just familiar pain in disguise. Trauma bonding happens when you form a strong emotional attachment to someone who is inconsistent, neglectful, or even harmful—because they remind you of what you’ve known before. This pattern is especially common in survivors of childhood emotional neglect, abuse, or abandonment. 💔 What […]

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“When Parents Aren’t Emotionally Mature: How It Affects You as an Adult”

Some parents provide food, shelter, and education—but may lack the emotional maturity to truly nurture their child’s psychological and emotional needs. If you grew up with a parent who couldn’t regulate their own emotions, dismissed yours, or made you feel responsible for their wellbeing, the effects often linger well into adulthood. This post is for […]

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“When Helping Hurts: The Hidden Trap of Codependency”

In many South African families and relationships, being caring and supportive is celebrated—but sometimes, that support crosses a line. You may find yourself constantly rescuing others, fixing their messes, or sacrificing your own needs. That’s not always love. It might be codependency. 💡 What Is Codependency? Codependency happens when your sense of self-worth becomes tied […]

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