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Sigmund-Freud
Education

Sigmund Freud and His Contributions in Psychology

“Dreams are often most profound when they seem the most crazy.” Sigmund Freud Most Frequently Asked Questions on Sigmund Freud Sigmund Freud is a notable, but controversial figure whose contributions laid the foundations for further growth in the field of Psychology. He was born on 6 May 1856 as Sigismund Schlomo Freud to his Jewish […]

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Breakup
Relationship

Breakup A Hard Challenge to Move On…

Love is addictive and breakups are never easy Everyone tends to have a breakup once in their lives and for some people, it’s more than once. Breakup turns the whole world upside down, giving tremendous pain to the person, which is no doubt hard. To be heartbroken in love is a tough spot and often […]

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self-care vs. Narcissistic
Self Help

Difference between self-care and Narcissistic behavior

History revealed that humans have been pleasure-seeking creatures since the beginning. They functioned on natural human drivers to feel happy and fulfilled. But have you ever thought about what will happen, if humans become only concerned about their own need satisfaction and happiness? This can lead to a number of possibilities and the common element […]

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psychological disability
News

How the NDIS Review Report Supports People with Psychosocial Disabilities!

Impairments and restrictions on participation in day-to-day activities due to certain mental health conditions are known as psychosocial disabilities. It is considered a more sensitive alternative to “mental illness.” In Sydney the review report released by the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) not only recommended a few big changes, but it also changed the whole […]

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BNS Defines Harm to Women’s Mental Health as “Cruelty”
News

BNS Defines Harm to Women’s Mental Health as “Cruelty”

Within the broader discourse of human rights, we cannot ignore the importance of mental health, especially the mental health of women. The Code of Criminal Procedure Act (1873), the Indian Penal Code (1860), and the Indian Evidence Act (1872) are aimed at the proposal of three new bills in the parliament called the Bharatiya Nyaya […]

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psychosocial-development
Education

Erik Erikson’s Theory of Psychosocial Development

Erik Erikson was a German-American psychoanalyst. His writings on social psychology, individual identity, and the intersection of psychology and history, politics, and culture have been extremely influential in the field of psychology. He trained in psychoanalysis under Anna Freud, daughter of the well-known psychologist and pioneer of the psychoanalytic school of psychology, Sigmund Freud. He […]

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caregiving
News

Caregiving is stressful and also a risk factor for depression: Study

Being a caregiver to an aging parent or spouse can cause stress, but a new study done by researchers at the University of Texas at Austin questions the idea that family caregiving can also be a risk factor for depression. Caregiving is the act of providing support and assistance to those who need it and […]

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Pain-management
Education

Understanding Pain Management in Relation to Psychology

Pain Management about Psychology Pain is the feeling of distress that you feel when you are exposed to some kind of damaging stimulus. It isn’t necessarily always physical. Pain can be psychological when the stimulus is directed towards your emotions. Our bodies are equipped to deal with pain. Sometimes, however, it can be hard to […]

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self acceptance
Self Help

Struggling with acceptance? Discover how the Japanese philosophy of Uketamo can help!

People find it hard to accept things in life. Uketamo is a profound Japanese philosophy that holds acceptance and letting go. It embodies the idea of welcoming life with an open heart. Human beings need a change in their life due to a combo of innate curiosity, a wish for a change for the betterment, […]

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Sleep Issues
Health

Parasomnia: Types, signs, and prevention

Unusual actions that people experience just before going to sleep, while they are asleep, or during the arousal phase between sleep and awake are collectively referred to as Parasomnia. These behaviors, which include sleepwalking, sleep paralysis, and night terrors, differ greatly in terms of their features, intensity, and frequency. These events, according to experts, happen […]

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