Educational Blog About Mental Health

At Angle Psy, we believe that better understanding mental health is an important step toward well-being.
Discover below articles written by qualified professionals in the field.

Book of the Month: Idées noires by Fannie Therrien

You can have a family, friends, passions, and plans, and still not be doing well. This is one of the realities highlighted in Idées noires by Fannie Therrien. Through Olivia, a 15-year-old girl who gradually loses her desire to do the things she once enjoyed, the novel explores depression and psychological distress during adolescence.

Hikikomori and the ghost generation: when isolation becomes a trap

Hikikomori is a phenomenon of lasting social withdrawal, which is the subject of in-depth study in Japan, but which is now observed in various cultural environments around the world

Artificial Intelligence: Friend or Foe?

Artificial intelligence, or AI, is now part of our everyday lives. We find it in our phones, social media, video games, creative tools, and even in our schoolwork and research. It can help us come up with ideas, create an image, correct a text, or simply answer a question. But the more present AI becomes, the more one question arises: is it really our friend, or could it also become our enemy?

Emotional Blackmail: When Love Becomes a Means of Pressure

It's a form of pressure that uses feelings, attachment, or guilt to get someone to do something. Emotional blackmail does not always take the form of an obvious threat. Instead, it often slips into everyday phrases such as “After everything I’ve done for you” or “If you really loved me, you would do it.” These statements may seem like things said in the heat of the moment, but when they become a recurring pattern, they can gradually change the nature of a relationship.

Is it love or control?

Recognizing control mechanisms, understanding their consequences, and restoring individual freedom.


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