{:en} Recovery in a psychiatric institution often focuses on physical stabilization, but what about the mind? In the midst of medication intake and daily hospital routines, small moments of connection create powerful shifts. Moments like this made me reflect on the importance of psychological well-being in a psychiatric institution. While the primary focus is understandably placed on physical stabilization, the emotional needs of patients are equally significant and can greatly enhance their recovery journey. Today, I want to explore how psychological support can complement the physical recovery process and why it deserves attention in this context. During my internship, I had the opportunity to observe what recovery looks...

{:en} In this life, you must savor everything. You will gaze into your lover’s eyes for a long, long time, And you will see love Without ever looking away. The eyes of both of you Will smile from deep within. You will make love With the first light of morning, As if there were a Festival of Lovemaking. Every touch Will send a delightful shiver through you. Every kiss Will last for minutes. And the two of you Will grow pleasantly weary, Holding each other close. “Why do I love you So much, So beautifully?” you will ask. And you will say it again And again Throughout the day. Beril Yabar Image: From Beril Yabar’s private collection     Some poems are born of longing; others, of memories. This poem, however, was born...

{:en} The one that carries us. But do you even exist? Because I swear to you, last night, while I stared into your coal-dark eyes, while you murmured my name, while shadows wrestled in sweat and breath and some quiet apocalypse rose from the armchair, there was no time. There was only you, and only me. The shadows slipped away, the lights were off, the balcony door open, and the city kept going on as if it had nothing to do with us. The hour hand danced with the minute hand, swaying, drifting. And I’m supposed to take that as proof? Or is it these false whites in my hair, these rings of age under my eyes, my youth leaping forward and landing in the arms of my daughters, the years...

{:en} Spring is no longer just on the calendar… it’s beginning to bloom within us. The week ofMarch 22–29 marks a threshold; where inner awakenings begin to take shape in the outerworldThis week carries a strong Aries influence. New beginnings are inevitable. But thesebeginnings won’t feel like a romantic film; they’ll feel more like a scene where the characterconfronts their own truth.In short:The mask is falling. Courage is required. And who you are can no longer be hidden.♈AriesYour season begins this week. But this isn’t a celebration. It’s an awakening. Whateveryou’ve been holding inside is ready to come out. You’re about to start something new, butfirst, you...

{:en} Do you want to create your best version? When you write it this way, you get a more lively, emphatic, self-changing "you", right? The sum of the sentences we wish for every year as we enter a new year; A year full of health, happiness, peace, success, abundance, and love... Drowning in clichéd words is not just general wishes or “intentions”. Every year we get another year older, another year more mature. This helps us climb the stairs of life slowly. Rather than every year, we learn something every month, every week, every day, or every hour. Then why do you wait 365 days to make your New Year wishes?...

{:en} Breast enlargement in men is called gynecomastia. Breast growth in men is generally observed in three stages: infancy, adolescence, and advanced age. The age range that most frequently consults a plastic surgeon with complaints of gynecomastia can be generalized as 20 to 40 years. The main reason for the visit is not being satisfied with the image. Having larger than normal breasts in men affects social life, just like in women. Clothing choices, sports activities, or walking around topless on the beach become very difficult for an individual suffering from gynecomastia. What is the treatment for gynecomastia? Before any treatment planning, it should be investigated whether there is an...

{:en} Venus ends it journey in Gemini on May 7, 2023 and moves into Cancer, where it is exalted, peaceful and happy. It will continue to travel in the sign of Cancer for a month untilJune 5, 2023. Venus is known as the little benevolent and is our love language, the way we show our love, the way we give and take. It is about love and our bilateral relationships. Its placement and angles on our chart are very important. Of course, how we use that Venus is of great importance. Are we jealous? Are we possessive? How crazy are we in love? Can we risk everything for...

{:en} Astrological Agenda | February 22 – March 1Hello everyone, ArtTmodernmiami Newspaper readers💫 This week in Astrology Talks, there's an important event: The first solar eclipse of the year is upon you🪐☀️The final week of February is not ordinary. The sky is not speeding up; it is deepening. This week’s Solar Eclipse is not just a New Moon; it is a shift in direction. Eclipses initiate, but they also conclude.As a system that no longer works in our lives closes, a new chapter begins. Yet this beginning is rarely planned; it is often surprising and fated.The question of the week is clear:“Where am I truly heading?”While eclipse...