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Parenting

Enjoy parenting a teenager while creating a confident individual

Teen is an age, when a child starts developing or carving their own separate identity along with their other physical and hormonal changes. This separate identity becomes a crisis issue for those parents who takes their children as their own

Parenting

Mindful Parenting

Mindfulness is the quality of being aware of what is happening in the present moment. That sounds simple, but for most parents life is no less than a roller coaster ride- always running and worrying about what to do next,

Event

Ramanujan College Delhi to Host National Conference on Mental Health in Changing India (MHCI)

A two-day academic national conference on Mental Health in a Changing India (MHCI) will be held in New Delhi on 18th and 19th November, 2026. It is organised by Manan, the society of the Department of Applied Psychology, Ramanujan College.

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When Your Kid Needs More Than a Pep Talk: Finding a Child Therapist in Nyack

You know the look. Your kid melts down over a sock seam. Or they go quiet at dinner. Or they’re suddenly “sick” every Monday morning. You’ve already tried everything you can think of. Being patient. Bribing with snacks. Using the

Motivation

Why We Become More “Demure” at Work: The Psychology of Workplace Behaviour

Have you ever heard a loud, very busy, and extremely confident friend talk nonstop when you are with friends, but when they come to the office, they become more “demure” and a bit shy? Or do you make your speech

Awareness Relationship

Understanding vs. Agreeing: What Does Mutual Understanding Really Mean?

Have you ever disagreed with a loved one, only to hear them say: “If you really understood me, you should agree with me.” This notion, understanding another person feels like accepting their conclusion. Yet, in healthy relationships, agreement and understanding can

Awareness

Punishment in Psychology: How It Changes Behaviour and What It Teaches Us

Think of a child reaching out for an object they are not supposed to touch. They receive a stern warning and pull back their hand. In that moment, the behaviour stops, but does it mean the child has actually learned

Awareness

Birth Order: Myth or Science? Does It Shape Personality?

Do you think your place in the family- eldest, middle, or youngest- shapes who you are? Parents often insist they treat their children equally, yet family jokes about the “bossy eldest”, the “rebellious middle”, or the “pampered youngest” persist across

Parenting

Co-Regulating with Your Child: A Guide for Parents

Your 2-year-old child is lying on the floor of a grocery store screaming because you refused him his favourite cereal. Your face grows hot, your heart pounds. You feel your own frustration rising like a wave. What happens next matters

Awareness

Oxytocin: The Complex Science of the “Love Hormone”

Only a few molecules in neuroscience have a career path as strange as the hormone oxytocin. From products for couples to people on dating apps, this hormone has seen it all. Its reputation as the love hormone has obscured its