Yoga: A Path to Psychological Well-Being
When thinking of “good” mental health, various synonymous words like emotional stability, strength, balance elated mood etc, come to mind. Thinking of mental
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Am I Addicted to Self-Improvement?
Self-improvement is about willingly trying to improve one’s knowledge, acquiring new skills and enhancing personal qualities. It’s about discovering both your strengths and
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Pica: The Compulsion to Eat Non-food Items
Pica is an eating disorder characterized by the compulsive consumption of non-food items. This condition occurs across different demographics, most notably in children
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The Psychological impact of Cyclic Vomiting Syndrome
Cyclic Vomiting Syndrome is an important and multi-faceted disease entity affecting all age groups. While researchers have well chronicled the physical features of
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The Four Perspectives That Shape Human Motivation
Motivation is defined as a psychological process that gives behaviour purpose and direction. It is the force that motivates people to act and
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How a Mother’s Stress Impacts the Fetus
According to Assistant Professor, Padma Sri Lekha P, “The mothers’ stress has a significant impact on the fetus. A few ways the stress
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Neurobiology of Sex
Sexuality is an embedded aspect of who we are—shaping how we connect with others, perceive ourselves and navigate the world. Culture and society
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Why ADHD is a Superpower?
ADHD presents numerous challenges to deal with, yet it’s like having a hidden superpower in disguise. Individuals with ADHD often struggle with concentration
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Study Reveals New Facts about Happiness
In a world filled with chaos and deadlines, one thing unites us all: the unrelenting pursuit of happiness! Because who wouldn’t pursue happiness?
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Parenting
The Psychological Impact of Being a ‘Wanted’ or ‘Unwanted’ Child
Decades of research have been conducted to determine whether children born into unwanted or unplanned circumstances suffer from long-term psychological effects. Evidence continues