Psych2Go On the GO

Psych2Go On the GO

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Psych2Go On the GO episodes

  • 10 Thoughts that can Destroy Relationships

    Along with communication problems, negative, insecure thoughts are also the root of what breaks relationships. Psychologist Jeffrey Bernstein states that while it’s crucial for both partners to develop listening skills and learn to hear each other out by reflecting on the needs of their significant other, he also points out the underlying toxic thoughts we often keep to ourselves that aren’t openly talked about enough. Although challenges can’t be worked out in a single night and take time to be resolved in order to progress into the healthy strong relationships we yearn for, the first step is to be cognizant about the way you think about your partner. Psych2Go shares with you 10 thoughts that can destroy relationship.

    6 min
  • 10 Behaviors That Keep You Single

    psychology, but even after decades of research, there’s still so much we don’t know about love. A romantic relationship can be hard to navigate, and we’re often guilty of complicating things even more with our drama and overthinking. Are you looking for dating advice on how to get into a relationship? Do you think you might be hurting your chances at true love? Have you had a long list of failed relationships but can’t seem to figure out where it all went wrong? Here are 10 Behaviors That Keep You Single!

    7 min
  • 6 Things INFJ Says & What They Really Mean

    INFJ is the rarest MBTI personality type out there, making up less than 1% of the population. Being the rarest type, they're often perceived as mysterious and private to those they aren’t well acquainted with. INFJs have tendencies to watch their language to avoid hurting someone.


    Disclaimer: The MBTI is a personality inventory designed to roughly identify a person’s personality type, split into 16 categories. As such, it may contain some slight inaccuracies, so take it as a list of rough tendencies rather than strict classifications. This video's primary intention is for providing entertainment and light-hearted content.

    6 min
  • 10 Signs Insecurities Are Ruining Your Life

    Do you find yourself constantly comparing your life with others? If you’re avidly checking up on old classmates, your ex, or even your friends on Instagram or Facebook, let’s be real here——are you really “just curious,” or does it come from a dark place of self-doubt? It’s normal to get insecure every once in a while, but when it’s on overdrive, it can destroy you. Here are 10 signs insecurities are ruining your life

    5 min
  • 5 Signs of Passive Aggressive Communications

    People are being passive-aggressive when they use indirect communications that have to be analyzed to figure out the meaning. Most of us are passive-aggressive sometimes, especially if we are feeling angry or frustrated, and are unable to express our thoughts clearly. But some people use passive aggressive tactics deliberately, in order to confuse, control, and even punish others.

    3 min
  • 7 Signs You're a Highly Creative Soul

    Has anyone ever described you as odd, weird, or overly imaginative? Don't take it as an insult; they're probably just calling you creative! Here are 7 signs you're a highly creative soul. Which of these signs are you? Comment down below, and let the community know!

    5 min
  • 6 Signs You Are Love Sick

    According to psychologist Dr. Baffour-Awuah, the average length of a crush is four months, but these feelings of infatuation can last anywhere from a few hours to a few years. If your crush lasts longer than a couple of years, it may be a sign of limerence, a term used to describe an addiction to the feeling of being in love. Are you currently in love with someone or love sick? A celebrity perhaps? Celebrity crushes are normal too! Comment below your crushes.

    6 min
  • 7 Things Highly Sensitive People Need To Be Happy

    A highly sensitive person or HSP is someone who feels more deeply about things. A highly sensitive person is first researched by Dr. Elaine N. Aron in 1991. Do you tend to cry more easily, prefer alone time to recharge, and display higher empathy than others? You might be an HSP. Do you struggle to be happy? There are a plethora of tools and skills that can relieve the overstimulation HSPs experience every day. Here are just a few of those ideas!

    6 min

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