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A psychological exploration of identity after immigration, context change, and the subtle loss of belonging. How relocation reshapes the self and why adaptation is not always integration.

Through role-playing, people often express parts of themselves more honestly. A psychologist’s perspective on identity, agency, and emotional patterns revealed through play.

Through role-playing, people often express parts of themselves more honestly. A psychologist’s perspective on identity, agency, and emotional patterns revealed through play.

Silence around a terminal diagnosis shapes autonomy, relationships, and emotional well-being, often with unintended psychological consequences.

Migration involves quiet losses of identity, belonging, and continuity that often surface long after relocation feels “complete.”