It is there in our night dreams, in our Freudian slips, in our jokes… Bewildering situations incite us to search for meanings and explanations elsewhere, even when these lie beyond evidence-based facts
We are bound by language, which imposes constraints on our self-expression. Yet, only through words can we find our voices and liberation
At a time when migration, war and climate change threaten to leave us without a roof over our heads, having a home we can return to becomes an essential task for our well-being
Friends are our mirrors and losing them or becoming disconnected from them can unleash an emotional storm. But sometimes it also means a transition to another version of ourselves
At a time in which paternity is diffuse and expansive, science provides the ultimate certainty. But can you handle it?
The end of one’s working life can be a relief but also feel like a threat. It is essential to face mourning for the past and embrace new opportunities
Psychoanalysis offers tools for analyzing the emotional relationships we create with artificial intelligence
This urban art is a vehicle for dissidence and also has a humanist component. The product of a personal impulse, these texts and drawings are transformed into a message visible to all
There is no better time of year to remember that we are part of nature and its elements
Immortalizing moments has become an essential part of experiencing them. But photographs have always been a border between the private and public self. And they are a useful tool for psychoanalysis
According to anthropologists, dressing began as a means of fulfilling a psychological function, not just as protection from the weather
A research project at the Virginia Commonwealth University studies the biological, neurological and psychological mechanisms behind aggression. Its goal is to be able to control and reduce violence
Buildings, spaces and their design have an effect on us beyond the material, functional and aesthetic experience. They define and shape the mental and existential sphere of our lives
Our perception of risk influences our vital strategies, inducing us to simulate our own demise over and again