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The Effects Of Bottling & Brooding Emotions, From A Psychologist
The phrase “positive vibes only” may be well-intentioned, but the pressure to be happy-go-lucky all the time can also lead people to ignore their true emotions. According to Harvard Medical School psychologist Susan David, Ph.D., there are two common ways to avoid processing internal pain that can worsen mental health in the long-run.
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