Insights on Gaslighting
Explore our latest articles about understanding, identifying, and dealing with gaslighting in various contexts.
AI Feedback in Mental Health: Trust Challenges
Why We Hurt Those Closest to Us and How to Make Things Right
Emotional pain is a frequent occurrence in intimate relationships, often resulting in internalized suffering. For instance, witnessing a spouse's pained expression after a challenging discussion can provoke intense guilt and a feeling of helplessness on how to proceed.
How to Recognize the Subtle Signs of a Toxic Relationship
You might feel confused about your relationship. Many people do not see small warning signs. You could see controlling behavior and think it is okay. Some teens and adults miss psychological abuse. Almost half of men and women in the U.S. face psychological aggression from partners.
Gaslighting in Text: Red Flags to Watch For
Top Challenges in AI Emotional Manipulation Audits
Protect Yourself From Emotionally Abusive Parents
You should be safe from emotionally abusive parents. Many grown-ups say they were hurt by emotional abuse as kids. This can make you feel upset, do badly in school, and not feel good about yourself. You can believe your feelings and ask others for help.
How to Build Trust and Connection with an Avoidant Partner
You might feel confused or sad when your partner pulls away, even when things seem to be improving. Many people with avoidant attachment have trouble trusting others, which can make it challenging to know how to communicate with an avoidant partner.
Analyzing Coercive Language in Gaslighting
