Could you point to those works if possible?

David Adger spoke - Sophie is the best. I was going to talk about this paper to you. Maybe soon; really amazing paper

I grew up in a secular, Marxist, romantic home—surrounded by musicians, self-taught academics, and figures of defiance. Born a troublemaker, I was shaped by my mom's music, dad's science, and sister's resolve. I still wonder if it's my nature I'm doomed with or history that shaped who I am. (End)

My grandparents on both sides were ardent Marxists—one involved with the RSP, the other a staunch propagator of labour union statutes. My grandfather later shifted sides during Mamata Banerjee’s rise, seeing it as hope for Dalit solidarity—only for it to end in disappointment. 2/

I am based in Geneva, Switzerland, and I am an English speaker. I would be very grateful for any recommendations or contacts for mental health professionals or resources in the area. Thank you in advance for any help or suggestions.

These experiences have affected my mental well-being, and I’m struggling to find ways to cope effectively. I think the only thing right now is at stake in my life. I don't see a way forward but I want to make sure I give it a try.

Despite working hard with medication and therapy, I’d like to hear similar experiences to identify common patterns and learn how to grow from them. Thanks end

3. Since moving to a new country, I’ve become desperate to make friends, often at the cost of my mental health, seeking warmth and connection. Unfortunately, despite no one’s fault, these efforts have often led to disappointing outcomes

1. I struggle with abandonment issues that even impact my professional life.
2. When someone doesn’t reply to my texts, I tend to overthink, guilt-trip myself, and over-explain, leaving me feeling extremely vulnerable.
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This deserves so much attention. So happy for you, Dr Murphy. Hopefully we can strive towards a better understanding of cognition