
Stories & Perspectives
Why the Hardest Feelings Lose Their Edge in a Second Language
In a second language, painful feelings lose their edge, and that calm can hide what bilingual clients need to say.
Martha Fernandez · 12 October 2026
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Stories & Perspectives
In a second language, painful feelings lose their edge, and that calm can hide what bilingual clients need to say.
Martha Fernandez · 12 October 2026

Mind & Brain
Bilinguals are more creative in their native language because it supports richer mental imagery and idea generation.
Psychreg News Team · 25 February 2026

Mind & Brain
Bilingual mothers and children stay brain synchronised during play, even when using a second language.
Psychreg News Team · 18 February 2026

Mind & Brain
Significant findings regarding bilingualism and emotional sensitivity have come to light in a recent study by researchers from Adam Mickiewicz University and Bangor University.
Psychreg News Team · 31 May 2024

Relationships
In the US, more than 12 million children hear a minority language at home from birth.
Psychreg · 23 June 2021