“How could you watch that?”: The psychology behind why some people love being scared

“How could you watch that?”: The psychology behind why some people love being scared

Ever wondered why some people love horror movies, haunted houses, or scary games? Discover the psychology behind why fear can actually help us develop emotion regulation and resilience — and why your next scary movie marathon might be doing your brain a favour.

Chronic Pelvic Pain: More Than a Gynaecological Issue

Chronic Pelvic Pain: More Than a Gynaecological Issue

Chronic pelvic pain affects 1 in 5 women and can have a big impact on daily life. Learn what causes CPP, why it’s more than a gynaecological issue, and how psychology can support pain management and recovery.

"But I’m not a veteran..." and other myths about PTSD

"But I’m not a veteran..." and other myths about PTSD

Many people think PTSD only affects veterans, but that’s just one of many common myths. This blog explores what PTSD really is, who it can affect, and how therapy can help.

How To Look After Yourself During The Holiday Season

How To Look After Yourself During The Holiday Season

The holiday season can be overwhelming, and it's important to prioritise your well-being. This blog shares some simple tips to help you care for your mental health during the festive season, including setting boundaries, acknowledging feelings like grief, and maintaining routines.

Insights into EMDR Therapy: Processing Overwhelming Experiences

Insights into EMDR Therapy: Processing Overwhelming Experiences

Learn how our brains process overwhelming experiences and how EMDR Therapy can help ease symptoms related to trauma and other distressing events.