Insights on Gaslighting
Explore our latest articles about understanding, identifying, and dealing with gaslighting in various contexts.
Gaslighting and Boundaries: How to Protect Yourself
Real-Time Sentiment Analysis: Challenges and Solutions
Bias in Cross-Cultural Emotion Recognition Models
How to Communicate with a Loved One Who Has BPD
You care about your loved one and want to talk with them. Many people find it hard to engage in conversations with someone who has BPD. Up to 5.9% of people may have this diagnosis. Here are some numbers:SourcePrevalence RateMHA National5.9% lifetime prevalenceMerck Manuals2.
How Therapists Moderate Peer Support Groups
Gaslighting at Work: Recognize Manipulative Bosses
Gaslighting at Work happens when someone makes you doubt yourself. A manipulative boss may use bullying or tricks. This can make you question what happened. You might see signs like denial or blame shifting. They may try to lower your confidence. They might give feedback that always seems confusing.
Misinformation vs. Gaslighting: Why Intent Matters
You might hear a friend say, "I think my boss is gaslighting me," but they may actually be talking about misinformation. Understanding misinformation vs. gaslighting is important because the difference lies in intent.
Ultimate Guide to Data Privacy for Emotional Support Apps
