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PTSD in Men

As we walk into National PTSD Awareness Month and Men’s Mental Health Month. let’s see how post-traumatic stress disorder presents itself in men. Gender differences exist in the prevalence, symptomatic expression, and risk factors of PTSD. Both men and mental health professionals encounter challenges and barriers when diagnosing PTSD in men. Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder: An […]

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How Do Child Psychologists Help?

Did you know that early intervention by child psychologists can significantly improve a child’s emotional and mental health? This compelling fact highlights the importance of child psychology and the critical role that child psychologists play in the development of young minds. Child psychologists, such as those at Zita Chrisztos’ website, specialize in understanding and treating […]

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 Understanding the Nocebo Effect

Many of you have heard the saying -‘ What you say is what you attract’. Now suppose it really works, which it does, then this proves you are responsible for what you go through whether it’s positive or negative because is your mind that’s somewhere manifesting all that and your body is absorbing your thoughts. […]

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Motivation

Signs You are Born to be a Leader, According to Psychology

The concept of leadership and leadership styles has informed a vast array of fields of research for several years. Leadership is a complex concept that has taken its shape in varied forms throughout history. Historical figures such as Mahatma Gandhi, Nelson Mandela, and Winston Churchill as well as contemporary leaders such as Elon Musk have […]

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Health

Exercise and Mental Health

As we know, exercise is good for physical health, such as improving our metabolic rate, preventing us from suffering from chronic diseases, helping us maintain a healthy BMI boosting our immune functions, etc. Did you know? Exercise is also good and beneficial for our mental health as well. In this article, we will learn about […]

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Addiction Reconceptualized

Addiction refers to the continual use of drugs (e.g., alcohol or opiates) or engagement in specific behaviours (e.g., gambling or video gaming) despite the occurrence of psychological or physical harm. According to the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime, approximately 300 million people worldwide used illicit drugs in 2022, with around 10% showing signs […]

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Awareness Education

Suicide Through the Eyes of a College Student

Suicide is not a common phenomenon, although it is highly traumatic for those left behind. The World Health Organization (WHO, 2016) notes that there are 16.5 suicides per 100,0000 people in India, a high rate relative to the rest of the world. Yet these numbers may be deceptively low, particularly when considering some demographic groups; […]

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Positive Self Help

The Inside Out Film: Psychological Analysis

The premise of the 2015 film Inside Out is based on a girl named Riley whose father is unable to secure a job, leading the family to move away. A peculiarity of the plot is that it features different individuals placed in Riley’s consciousness. These are depicted as symbols of anger, sadness, joy, disgust and […]

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What Made Self-Objectification A Common Part Of Womanhood

When an individual believes in outer appearance more than that of seeing herself as an individual, it’s self-objectification. People often consider the body just like a physical object when they compare it with the standard or trendy body measurements. Is Self-Objectification witnessed only in Women? Though self-objectification is no doubt more prevalent in females, it […]

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15% Experience Withdrawal After Stopping Anti-depressants

1 in 6 to 7 people undergo discontinuation symptoms like dizziness, nausea, irritability and insomnia whereas 1 in 33 patients show severe symptoms of withdrawal. Management of Medications: The research emphasized the percentage of people affected by withdrawal symptoms. It is significant to emphasize that people the statistical results are much lower than some other […]

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