New Research Study: Psilocybin and Postpartum Depression
Psilocybin, which is commonly used for interventions related to mental health disorders, has been found to have a more negative impact. According to
Research
Research
Mental Illness and Hidden Strengths: Turning Struggles into Life Skills
When we hear the words “mental illness,” people usually think only about the struggles of anxiety, depression, or bipolar disorder. But new research
Relationship
Unconscious Processes in Partner Selection: An Attachment-Based Perspective
Have you ever had an unexplained attraction to someone? The emotion could appear intense and abrupt. However, it hardly happens by accident. A lot
Relationship
Emotional Resettling in Close Relationships: A Psychological Lens
Emotional resettling is getting back to emotional balance after having quarrelled or gone (distanced) in a close relationship. It is something of a
Self Help
When Planning Becomes Pressure: Why Overthinking Stops Progress
To some, planning gives dopamine and thrill, and to others, it’s a chore. However, in both cases, what is missing is action, which
Social
The Illusion of Control: How Horoscopes Reduce Uncertainty and Anxiety
An image of an old man might have appeared inside your head, shuffling the pages of a newspaper in search of something. Specifically, after
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Social
Handwritten Letter as Heirlooms: Intergenerational Memory And Emotion
Losing a loved one may be one of the most painful experiences in one’s life. The grief, the longing, the what-ifs, all tend
Event
FLAME University: National Conference of Psychology 2026
FLAME University has announced a National Conference organised by the Department of Psychological Sciences. The conference will be held on 27th and 28th
Technology
The Psychology Behind Feeling Safe with Our Phone
On a Sunday night, Kumar sits on the subway heading home after visiting his childhood friends. The bus travel was quiet, and the
Self Help
Social
The Psychology of Everyday Decisions: How We Make Decisions Without Realising It
Every day starts with decisions. Certain choices seem insignificant. Others feel significant. When the alarm goes off, a choice shows up. Is it appropriate