Tag: life

• Understanding Nostalgia’s Role In Emotional Resilience

  Nostalgia means recollecting memories of the past with longings in a rose-tinted manner. The good old times, as the saying goes. Old songs and old movies hold a special place in a lot of people’s heart, and probably all of us have the experience of spending hours looking at childhood collections and photo albums when…

  Compassionate Living Psychology

  December 11, 2025

  Reflections

  compassion, health, life, love, memories, mental health, nostalgia, psychology, relationships, rosy memories, wellness, writing

• How Specific Compliments Boost Confidence and Resilience

  Do you take complimenting others seriously, or do you mechanically tell others “You are great”? Promoting a culture of showing appreciation and positive feedback is definitely a desirable trend, yet giving out generic compliments blindly can sometimes result in recipients disregarding these positive feedbacks while feeling uncertain about other’s “true view”. For the anxious ones,…

  Compassionate Living Psychology

  October 9, 2025

  Reflections

  bring the best out of others, compassion, compliments, giving encouragements, health, life, love, mental health, personal-growth, psychology, relationships, wellness

• Building Social Safeness: Self-Acceptance Strategies

  Social safeness refers to a felt sense of being safe derived from meaningful affiliations as well as the support and care one receives from stable social relationships. Sometimes we could interpret social cues to be more threatening than they really are. For example, we could misinterpret silence in a conversation to be signs of disapproval,…

  Compassionate Living Psychology

  January 17, 2025

  Psychology Tips

  anxiety, life, mental health, psychology, relationships, self-love, social acceptance, social safeness