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What Goes on in a Psychopath’s Mind?

We sit back at home watching the news about a heinous crime that someone Committed and think “How can a person do this to another person?”, “Why did they do it?”, “How can someone take pleasure in torturing someone? “By

Awareness

How much does a Financial Crisis matter?

A financial crisis occurs when there is a sudden and significant disruption in the financial system, leading to economic instability. It often involves a sharp decline in asset prices, banking failures, and a loss of investor confidence, causing widespread economic

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How to help a Friend in a Mental health Crisis?

We often can sense that our friends are feeling low or just don’t seem like themselves every now and then. We all face rough patches at times, maybe it’s because things aren’t going our way, we have too much on

Self Help

4 Easy steps to boost your Emotional Quotient

Many of us have an uncomfortable relationship with our feelings. We might stuff down our sadness or sweep away our anger. We might even have trouble identifying what we’re feeling in the first place. We learn that we must cover

Self Help

Psychology Behind Emotional Regulation and Dysregulation

Have you ever been so angry that you felt like crying or hitting someone? Have you felt extremely happy after you achieved your dream job ? These extreme emotions. Emotions are part of the everyday life of any human being,

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The Comparison of Mental Health with Physical Health

It was a time when people were only focused on physical health. They used to think that it would be great if someone looked physically fit. Their body structure and energy level were only a matter of concern. But today

Relationship

Love Theories in Psychology

I. The Triangular Theory of Love (Robert J. Stenberg) The Triangular theory of love (Robert J. Stenberg) suggests that love can be understood as three components that together can be viewed as the three vertices of a triangle. We use

Self Help

The Art of Being Comfortable

We all look for comfort, safety and security in everything that we do. Our families, relationships, work, health, everything is meant to give us a sense of comfort and security. We begin from the bare minimum requirements and slowly begin

Self Help

Ride your waves, My friend

I have always admired beaches because of my love for the sea and beautiful sunsets. If you’ve walked on a beach bare feet, leaving foot imprints and enjoying the touch and go of the waves; as you look at the

Health

Growing Strong: Mental Health Promotion for Children and Teens

Mental Health is a very decisive domain of our lives. It refers to overall cognitive, behavioural, and emotional well-being. Mental health usually reflects how people think, feel, and behave. Any distortions in mental health can affect daily living, relationships, and