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Ebiezer López

Psychologist

A psychologist who specializes in human behavioral guidance. He writes for different digital platforms related to mental health, where he works as a writer and editor. He offers his private consultations as an online psychologist and is also a human rights activist in his country, Venezuela.

About the author

He graduated in Clinical Psychology from the Arturo Michelena University (2020). He is currently studying to access the M aster's degree in Behavioral Guidance at the Center for Psychiatric and Sexological Research of Venezuela.

He was the winner of the I Collection of Stories for Pride Month in the United States Embassy in Caracas (2017). In addition, he participated as a speaker at the Research Conference on Social Sciences organized by the Research Center of the Faculty of Economic and Social Sciences of the UAM (2021). He has also collaborated with local radio programs as an expert on mental health issues.

He currently works as a private psychologist offering online therapy. He is fond of writing, research, clinical psychology, and neuroscience, which has led him to work as a writer and editor for digital platforms related to these topics. He is a human rights activist in Venezuela Igualitaria, and is also interested in social action.

Last articles

The Idiographic and Nomothetic Approaches to the Study of Personality
Personality PsychologyThe Idiographic and Nomothetic Approaches to the Study of Personality

The idiographic and the nomothetic are two different perspectives that coexist in the study of personality. Although the objective of…

Some Tips if You Have a BPD Sufferer in the Family
Clinical PsychologySome Tips if You Have a BPD Sufferer in the Family

Borderline personality disorder (BPD) is one of the most complex personality disorders. One of the characteristics of this disease is…

The Eight Most Common Problems in Adolescence
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Adolescence is a stage in which countless physical and psychological changes occur. In fact, these young people often find it…

How to Say Goodbye
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Saying goodbye can be a difficult experience for various reasons. In fact, some even prefer to completely avoid it. However, goodbyes are necessary...

Do You Know Why You Discriminate Against Others?
Social PsychologyDo You Know Why You Discriminate Against Others?

Discrimination is the attitude that generates the most inequalities in the world. Furthermore, it has a significant impact on the…

When Antidepressants Make You Feel Worse
PsychopharmacologyWhen Antidepressants Make You Feel Worse

Antidepressant drug therapy is one of the first options in cases of severe depression. However, unlike other medications, there are…

Is Changing Your Job at 40 a Good Idea?
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The idea of changing your job at the age of 40 could produce more vertigo than standing on the edge…

What Can You Do if Your Partner is a Gambler?
Romantic RelationshipsWhat Can You Do if Your Partner is a Gambler?

Gambling is a mental disorder that not only affects the lives of those who suffer from it but also that…

Reactive Attachment Disorder in Adulthood
Clinical PsychologyReactive Attachment Disorder in Adulthood

Reactive attachment disorder is a condition that affects how people bond with others. It's usually diagnosed and treated during childhood…

Micro-Cheating is Dangerous
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Infidelity in a relationship is often an event of sufficient gravity to break the bond. The psychologist, Melanie Schilling warns that there are ca...

Six of the Basics of EMDR
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Traumatic events leave traces in the brain that require treatment to prevent them from having negative effects on health. In recent years, EMDR has...

Minority Stress and the LGBTIQ+ Population
Clinical PsychologyMinority Stress and the LGBTIQ+ Population

For many years, the LGBTIQ+ population has had to overcome the obstacles posed by a society that's insensitive to their…

Pet Therapy and Its Benefits
TherapiesPet Therapy and Its Benefits

Human beings and animals have shared a bond for thousands of years. In fact, nowadays, many of us live with one in our home. Indeed, we feel a clos...

Evidence-Based Therapies
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Psychology, as a science that seeks to understand and address human behavior, needs to rely on dependable scientific data to move forward. For this...

How to Get to Know Yourself Better
Personal DevelopmentHow to Get to Know Yourself Better

Have you ever looked in the mirror and wondered who you really are?  It's quite normal these days to go…

Extrasensory Perception: Fact or Fiction?
CuriositiesExtrasensory Perception: Fact or Fiction?

Throughout the course of history, there've been many people with supposed special psychic abilities, such as telepathy or clairvoyance. These&helli...

What to Do if You Find it Hard to Relax
Personal DevelopmentWhat to Do if You Find it Hard to Relax

“I find it hard to relax, am stressed all the time, and never seem to feel calm". We live in…

How to Tell if Your Partner Is a Chronic Liar
Romantic RelationshipsHow to Tell if Your Partner Is a Chronic Liar

We all lie. To our friends, parents, partners, and, of course, strangers. However, telling a lie once in a while…

Six Tips to Help Teens Overcome Their Image Problems
Self-esteemSix Tips to Help Teens Overcome Their Image Problems

Adolescence is a stage of life that brings with it many changes on both a physical and psychological level. Indeed,…

Fraisse's Law: Our Perception of Time
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Do you feel that time goes faster when you relax, but the hours you spend at the office seem to…

The Psychological Effects of Living to Work
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Today's society tends to value productivity at work above other aspects. Consequently, it's becoming increasingly common for people to visit&hellip...