Sentences with phrase «deep psychological relationship»

Island by photographer Ian Strange approaches the iconic symbol of the suburban home through the metaphor of the desert island — a place of refuge, protection and personal sovereignty, but simultaneously entrapment and isolation — offering an unsettling look at our deep psychological relationship with the places we live.

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There's a generic relationship arc that isn't psychological or deep but at least it's there.

Going deeper still, the movies I'm thinking of all address the specific plight of women and their difficult relationships with their fathers, whose sins run the gamut from being unreasonably demanding to inflicting acts of physical and psychological abuse.

Known mainly for his powerful depiction of faces, Van Mullem's artworks are noted for their psychological penetration and for their deep examination of the relationship between the artist and his imaginary subject.

Through interviews and stories, Lourdes Viado, PhD, MFT goes beneath the surface and takes a deeper look at relationships, motherhood, self - acceptance, authenticity, aging, healing, suffering, loss, and other areas connected to the emotional and psychological well - being of women.

A study published in Psychological Science found that when participants engaged in expressive writing (i.e., writing about their deepest emotions related to their relationship), they were more likely to use positive and negative emotion words — such as happy and love — during daily exchanges with their significant others compared to participants in a control group asked to write about simple day - to - day activities.2 Importantly, the study revealed that increases in the use of positive emotion words were associated with higher levels of relational stability.

In The Three Marriages, Whyte argues that it is not possible to sacrifice one relationship for the others without causing deep psychological damage.

Based on what we now know about human relationships (attachment theory), how the brain processes information (neuroscience), and the effect of nonjudgmental awareness (mindfulness), much of human suffering can be transformed into psychological growth, leading to personal resilience and a deep connection with others.