Terminology from therapists’ offices and psychology books has increasingly made its way into everyday conversations, both in person and across the internet. “Therapy-speak,” as it’s been dubbed, ...

Gaslighting, breadcrumbing, gray rocking: With growing awareness of mental health has come the rise of “therapy-speak” in online discourse. The increasingly popular terms can capture the ways people ...

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The casual use of clinical terms like "gaslighting" and "trauma" on social media, known as "therapy-speak," is becoming more common. Mental health experts warn that misusing these terms dilutes their ...

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26% of respondents to a Healthline survey about online therapy report seeking therapeutic help for trauma No matter how you identify, your age, or time since trauma(s), research shows teletherapy is ...

A massive study, involving more than 27,500 people here in the U.K., has found that talking to your therapist online is just as helpful as seeing someone face-to-face. Not only that, but it also cuts ...