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Stories & Perspectives

What My Mother Remembers About the Swami and the Lioness

Using structured archival methods to resolve family histories protects relational trust, ensures accuracy, and supports mental well-being.

Gaurav Duggal · 05 November 2026

Stories & Perspectives

Why a Polite Reply Can Leave You Feeling More Distrustful

Warm words cannot tell you what happened to your money.

Dr Dimitrios Chionis · 03 November 2026

Cyberpsychology

Positive Views of AI Linked to Greater Trust in ChatGPT, Study in India Finds

People in India who feel positive about AI trust ChatGPT more, and men report more experience with AI.

Psychreg News Team · 17 October 2026

Stories & Perspectives

When the Bullying Stops but Trust Remains Difficult: What Helped Me Feel Safe Again

Bullying can leave trust broken long after it ends.

Michel Peen · 12 October 2026

Stories & Perspectives

Relationship OCD Can Make Ordinary Love Feel Impossible to Trust

Relationship OCD hides under different fears, and recovery means tolerating uncertainty instead of checking for certainty.

Eliana Bonaguro, LMHC · 03 October 2026

Stories & Perspectives

Healthy Relationships Are Built Through Emotional Safety, Not the Absence of Conflict

Healthy relationships stay strong through emotional safety, honest repair, and steady care, not through the absence of conflict.

Kat Grassetti, LCSW · 21 September 2026

Stories & Perspectives

A Good Apology Does Not Ask for Reassurance

An apology names the specific act you did and is judged by later repair, not by whether the other person reassures you.

Hyeok Lim · 20 September 2026

Cyberpsychology

People with ADHD Traits Trust ChatGPT Less Yet Still Rely on AI Assistants, Study Finds

ADHD traits lower trust in AI chatbots while many users still rely on them for tasks and company.

Psychreg News Team · 09 September 2026

Stories & Perspectives

When the Trust Begins Between Therapeutic Companion and Patient

Trust in mental health recovery grows through consistent, patient presence, not clinical technique.

Roberto Fiuza · 26 August 2026

Health

Why First Dental Visits Should Feel Clear, Comfortable, and Judgement-Free

A welcoming first dental visit with clear explanations turns uncertainty into a practical plan and makes regular care easier.

The Dental Club · 17 July 2026

Relationships

Why Setting Healthy Boundaries Is Essential for Fulfilling Modern Relationships

Explore emotional, physical, and digital boundaries.

Adam Mulligan · 12 June 2026

Stories & Perspectives

Why Mental Health Information Online Needs More Trust, Clarity, and Human Connection

More mental health content is available than ever, but quality and trust matter far more than quantity.

Sujit Shetty · 23 May 2026

Health

White Lab Coats: A Symbol of Professionalism, Trust, and Excellence in Healthcare

High quality white lab coats symbolise trust and expertise in healthcare while delivering comfort and durability for professionals.

Robert Haynes · 15 April 2026

Business

Why Instant Rewards and Reduced Friction Shape Online Decision-Making

Fast, low friction experiences increase engagement by reducing effort, strengthening trust, and aligning with users’ preference for immediate results online.

Adam Mulligan · 10 March 2026

Business

Soft Skills Every Dentist Needs: Communication, Leadership, and Empathy

Developing soft skills like communication, leadership, and empathy helps dentists build trust, improve patient satisfaction, and create successful practices.

Tim Williamson · 01 March 2026