Limerence: When Infatuation Becomes Obsessive (A Clinical Perspective)

Limerence: When Infatuation Becomes Obsessive (A Clinical Perspective)

Limerence: When Infatuation Becomes Obsessive (A Clinical Perspective)Jeanne Prinzivalli
Published on: 05/05/2026

Have you ever found yourself constantly thinking about someone, replaying conversations, searching for signs they feel the same, and feeling emotionally pulled by even small interactions?

RelationshipsCouples
Bipolar Disorder vs. Unipolar Depression: How to Tell the Difference

Bipolar Disorder vs. Unipolar Depression: How to Tell the Difference

Bipolar Disorder vs. Unipolar Depression: How to Tell the DifferenceJeanne Prinzivalli
Published on: 02/05/2026

Many people seek help during periods of low mood, feeling exhausted, unmotivated, or disconnected from daily life. In these moments, depression can seem like the obvious explanation. But sometimes, it’s just one part of a larger pattern.

Personality TypeMental Health
Conflict or Emotional Abuse? Understanding the Critical Difference in Relationships

Conflict or Emotional Abuse? Understanding the Critical Difference in Relationships

Conflict or Emotional Abuse? Understanding the Critical Difference in RelationshipsJeanne Prinzivalli
Published on: 27/04/2026

Ever found yourself in a situation where a simple misunderstanding turned into a full-blown conflict? This might actually happen often. Conflict, after all, is a normal part of human interaction.

RelationshipsCouples
How the Body Shapes Trauma Recovery

How the Body Shapes Trauma Recovery

How the Body Shapes Trauma RecoveryJeanne Prinzivalli
Published on: 23/04/2026

You might hear someone say, “I know I’m safe now, but my body still feels anxious.” That experience is very common after trauma. Even when the mind understands that danger has passed, the nervous system can continue reacting as if the threat is still there.

DEALING WITH ANXIETYMental HealthPTSDMind-Body ConnectionNeurosciencePsychotherapy