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Articles about mental health, online therapy and how to get the most out of your sessions.

Why Being a Good Parent Is Not Easy and What Parental Love Truly MeansJuly 21, 2026

Why Being a Good Parent Is Not Easy and What Parental Love Truly Means

Why striving for perfection in parenting is harmful, what true parental love consists of, and how to become a "good-enough" parent.

"I Don't Know What I Want": Why It Happens and How to Reconnect with Your DesiresJuly 20, 2026

"I Don't Know What I Want": Why It Happens and How to Reconnect with Your Desires

An exploration of why we struggle to know what we want, how childhood experiences shape our needs, and effective ways to reconnect with your authentic self.

Who Are Narcissists and What Lies Behind Their MaskJuly 15, 2026

Who Are Narcissists and What Lies Behind Their Mask

An analysis of the true nature of narcissism, key symptoms of the disorder, the root causes behind the False Self, and the realities of interacting with narcissistic individuals.

Jealousy: where it comes from and how to handle itJuly 14, 2026

Jealousy: where it comes from and how to handle it

An analysis of the psychological roots of jealousy, the difference between healthy concern and neurotic control, and effective ways to restore trust and peace to your relationship from nəoldu experts.

Why we idealize the past and how to stop living in itJuly 13, 2026

Why we idealize the past and how to stop living in it

Discover why we tend to sugarcoat our memories, the hidden dangers of nostalgia, and how nəoldu experts can help you refocus on the present.

How many therapy sessions does it take to see results?July 12, 2026

How many therapy sessions does it take to see results?

The honest answer is "it depends" — but research gives real numbers. Here's what the evidence says about how many sessions you might need.

What happens in your first therapy session?July 11, 2026

What happens in your first therapy session?

Booking a first session can feel daunting. Here's what really happens with a psychologist — and how to walk in prepared.