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Dr. Jekyll, Mr. Hyde, and the Hidden Splits of Trauma and Addiction—Releasing Through the Body
Have you ever felt like you’re living with two selves? One appears polished, steady, and capable—ready to face the world—while the other waits beneath the surface, erupting in moments of craving, self-sabotage, or collapse. This split can feel unsettling, as if a stranger resides within you. Yet, what if this hidden self is not an intruder but a messenger—inviting you to look more closely at your wounds, your unmet needs, and the parts of you longing for compassion?
Dr. Kat
Aug 217 min read


Reframing Masculinity: How Modern Media and Pornography Dictate Male Desire
The assertion that men aren't attracted to the stereotypical young attractive women simply because of biological predisposition, but...
Dr. Kat
Feb 57 min read


American Pie: How Comedy Distorts Young Men's Views on Sex and Relationships
In a world where laughter often serves as the soundtrack to our lives, it’s easy to overlook the subtle messages woven into our favorite...
Dr. Kat
Jan 2611 min read


Living in the Now: Using Mindfulness to Release Negative Energy from the Past
Are you tired of carrying around the weight of past negative experiences? It’s time to let go and start living in the now. Here l explore...
Dr. Kat
Oct 18, 202418 min read


Beyond Mimicry: Embracing Friction to Forge Authentic Connections
In a world saturated with curated personas and polished facades, the quest for genuine connection often feels like navigating a...
Dr. Kat
Oct 11, 20245 min read
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