🇵🇱 March in Psychology – A Month of Change, Renewal, and Mental Health

Image of a mother and son to represent the importance of looking after ourselves as winter changes to spring. Image courtesy Pexels.com

March marks the transition between winter and spring – not only in nature, but also in the human psyche. Psychology and health sciences increasingly emphasize that seasonal changes influence our mood, energy levels, and social functioning. With longer days and increased sunlight, many people experience improved well-being, greater motivation, and a willingness to take on new activities.

At the same time, March is a good time to reflect on mental health and overall well-being – especially after the winter months, when the body can be weakened by vitamin and mineral deficiencies.

🇵🇱 Homelessness in Winter. Why Help Is Crucial Now

Winter is the most dangerous time of year for people experiencing homelessness. Freezing temperatures, rain, snow, and lack of shelter turn everyday survival into a constant fight for health and life. During winter, homelessness becomes not only more visible, but far more deadly. Image courtesy Pexels

Winter is the most dangerous time of year for people experiencing homelessness. Freezing temperatures, rain, snow, and lack of shelter turn everyday survival into a constant fight for health and life. During winter, homelessness becomes not only more visible, but far more deadly.

🇵🇱 Why the Women’s Support Group was created and why conversation matters?

On 7 December 2025, the Women's Support Group was launched – an initiative that arose from the need to create a space where women can meet, pause and spend time together in an atmosphere of kindness and understanding. Image Pexels Tim Douglas

On 7 December 2025, the Women’s Support Group was launched – an initiative that arose from the need to create a space where women can meet, pause and spend time together in an atmosphere of kindness and understanding. In a world where everyday life often requires strength, agency and constant action, it is difficult to find a moment to look at ourselves and our emotions. The support group is intended to be a place where we can shed the burden of expectations and allow ourselves to be authentic.

🇵🇱 What Is EMDR Therapy?

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EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing) is a gentle and effective form of therapy that helps people heal from past trauma, anxiety, or distressing life experiences.

Social Skills Training (TUS) for children

Social Skills Training (TUS) for children is a specialized group class designed to support the development of social and emotional skills. image courtesy Pexels

Repressed childhood trauma can have a profound impact on an adult’s mental, emotional, and physical well-being. If you suspect you may have experienced childhood trauma but can’t recall specific events, you might be dealing with repressed memories.