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A Platform for Psychology students to voice their opinions and initiate discussions about a wealth of psychology related topics.
Your brain is lying to you and we have proof…
By Julia Bonanno Can You Trust Your own Perception? Have you ever looked at something, completely sure of what you saw, only to find out you were wrong? I never truly questioned how much I could trust my own mind—until I visited the Museum of Illusions in Manchester....
Sisterhood
by Natalia Nwoko She walks through a world that weighs her down, Labeled, judged, and made to drown. Her voice too loud, her skin too dark, Too bold, too weak, too strong, too stark. Told she must shrink, be soft, be small, Yet carry the weight, yet do it all. The...
Beyond the Mask: Decoding Dissociative Identity Disorder
Written by Rose Marie Balzan, Aaliyah Ohaegbu, Georgette Mifsud, Elisa Bugeja, Anika Buttigieg Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID), formerly known as Multiple Personality Disorder, is a complex mental health condition characterized by the presence of two or more...
Understanding and Managing Stress
by Marlena Abela Today, on Stress Awareness Day, we’re reminded to reflect on how stress affects our overall well-being and to examine the ways we cope with these feelings. Managing stress is crucial not only for our psychological wellbeing but also for our physical...
The Pink Battle
by Rose Marie Balzan I never knew her love, her voice, her thought, She was gone long before I could ask, "What?" I never knew her face, her laugh, her smile, She was gone long before I could ask, "Why?" A small lump on the breast, Grew into a fearful scare. The...
The Importance of Speaking Out on Domestic Violence in Malta
By Natalia Nwoko Domestic violence in Malta remains a pervasive issue affecting individuals across all demographics, with women disproportionately impacted. Various studies have highlighted the severity and complexity of the problem, noting that domestic violence is...