Dream Analysis and Intervention Workshop organized by PGIMER, Chandigarh
With their Offline Workshop on Dream Analysis and Intervention, the Department of Psychiatry at the Postgraduate Institute of Medical Education & Research (PGIMER),
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Amazon Tribe Addicted to Social Media and Porn after Internet Installation
The Marubo tribe of the Amazon rainforest living in remote isolation for millennia gets hooked up by an internet connection due to Elon
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Bipolar Disorder: Types, Symptoms and Treatment
Bipolar disorder (formerly: manic-depressive illness) is a mental disorder that causes changes in a person’s metabolism, emotional states, concentration and more. People with
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9 Healthy Ways to Channel Anger and Find Inner Peace
Human behaviour is vividly complex and we possess a variety of emotions. A common misconception around emotions is that of perceiving them as
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Yoga & Psychology: Bridging Ancient & Modern Wisdom
In the current world, we tend to see so many yoga studios and centres that are immensely used by the young population than
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Why Finland Is the World’s Happiest Country, Again
For the eighth consecutive year, Finland is the world’s happiest country, as indicated by the World Happiness Report 2025. The report, which is
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Psychology Behind Racism
Discriminating or treating someone like they’re less capable just because of their race, is what racism is all about. It is an ethnocentric
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Four Ways Social Media Can Be Good for Mental Health
In recent years, social media has often been criticized for a potentially negative impact on mental health. However, it can also be good
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Cricketer Pratika Rawal credits Psychology Studies for Mental Resilience
Pratika Rawal is an Indian Cricketer who recently played the best knock of her career with 89 runs which included 10 fours and
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Mental Health Support for Marginalized Communities
Any group of people in a society that is vulnerable to discrimination are marginalised groups. In India, Adivasis, Dalits and Muslims are considered