ARTICLES

Mentalization—the ability to understand our own thoughts, emotions, and intentions, as well as those of others—is at the heart of human social interaction. At the Center for Applied Theory of Mind, we publish articles that explore mentalization from a range of perspectives, providing a thoughtful and comprehensive understanding of this essential psychological capacity. We also examine other fascinating aspects of human cognition and behaviour that shape how we think, relate, and act.

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Many of our articles demonstrate the CAToM Framework in practice, integrating insights from psychology and related disciplines to offer practical perspectives on mentalization, human behaviour, relationships, decision-making, and real-world applications.

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