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Peter Pan syndrome- A child trapped in an adult’s body

Growing up as children, we yearned for independence, but as adults, we realize how challenging being a grown-up can be. It can be difficult dealing with the stresses of adult life, from meeting deadlines to paying bills. It may be

Self Help

Have You Ever Felt Shame For Your Looks?

Body shaming has taken on a persistent issue with far-reaching effects in today’s image-obsessed society. Body shaming is the act of criticising, condemning, or making fun of someone’s physical appearance, frequently based on accepted ideals of beauty. This harmful behaviour

Life Style

Tattoos: The Psychology Behind Body Art

Through temporary or permanent cosmetic alterations to the body, people use tattoos as a way to express themselves. Our body experiences various emotions and situations as a part of our life. The body along with people undergoes changes and acts

Health

Taking Antidepressants During Pregnancy: Good or Not?   

For many people who have been using antidepressants to deal with mental health conditions such as depression or anxiety, pregnancy can be a scary situation. Especially since the impact of medications on pregnancy is often undermined and not talked about

Self Help

Are You Emotionally Weak?

Emotional weaknesses, vary from individual to individual, can be defined as different phases of our emotional well-being or patterns of behaviour that can affect our personal growth, relationships, development, and overall happiness. The psychology behind emotional weaknesses! The concept of

Awareness Health

Post Traumatic Stress Disorder: A private war?

Cases of PTSD were first described thousands of years ago. Clearly documented during the First World War when soldiers developed shell shock or combat fatigue as a result of the harrowing conditions in the trenches. But the condition wasn’t officially

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We have to remove the stigma around same-sex relationships: United Nations

The International Day Against Homophobia, Transphobia, and Biphobia (IDAHOT) is observed every year on May 17th. This important day serves as a global reminder to fight prejudice. This is also to advance the acceptance of LGBTQ+ people, as one could

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“High-processed food” developing the risk of depression

A rising amount of studies has recently illuminated how nutrition affects mental health. A balanced diet is commonly acknowledged to be essential for physical well-being, but new research indicates that it may also have an impact on our mental health.

Relationship

True Meanings of Unconditional Love

Have you ever thought about the areas where you are putting or getting unconditional love? Have you ever thought do you love yourself or loved ones unconditionally or conditionally? You always crave for unconditional love, but did you try to

Self Help

How to be kind to yourself?

Being kind to yourself involves treating oneself with compassion, respect, trust, understanding, and more emphasis on well-being. These helps an individual to build a positive relationship with one’s self and improve mental health and well-being. Let us explore how to