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How to know when Opiate Rehab is the Next Step 

When attempting to stop the use of opiates becomes more difficult than willpower, promises, or “one last time,” opiate rehab is the next logical step. Many people don’t consider it addiction initially. It’s what they call “pain relief.  They refer

Parenting

How Parenting Shapes Adolescent Identity Development

On one stormy night in Pune, Riya’s mother held the umbrella out at the door. “Take it, you’ll catch a cold,” she said. “I don’t need it; I can handle a little rain,” Riya shot back, stepping out into the downpour

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10 Ways to Become More Mentally Flexible and Adapt to Change

In the rapidly developing world, we must be able to adapt to our new environment at the earliest. It is not just about the outer world but also about us within. Our life rarely unfolds as we expect. Plans change, relationships

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1st Mid-Term National Conference Of The Indian Association of Clinical Psychologists (IACP), 2026

Any theory of the mind is, in some way, a theory about the world in which the mind exists. From early laboratories to contemporary therapy rooms and digital ecosystems, the science of psychology has continually transformed and expanded in response

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The Psychology of Confrontation: Why We Avoid Difficult  Conversations 

Suppose your friend cancels plans at the last moment every time. Your team partner takes credit for your work. A particular relative always taunts you. Your partner always blames their mistakes on you. You feel disturbed. You know you should

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The Mental Health Impact of Hustle vs. Soft Life

You wake up to the alarm clock at 5 AM. You read your emails before you get out of bed and skip breakfast since there is no time for it. Then you work during lunchtime. You respond to the messages

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

Health

How OCD Affects Brain Circuits

A person suffering from obsessive-compulsive disorder might spend time showering or brushing their teeth in strict order, or excessively wipe down household objects like showpieces or doorknobs, or line up objects perfectly in order of size and colour. They may

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The Lobotomy Era: When Brain Surgery Won a Nobel Prize

Today, many individuals experience depression, chronic anxiety, emotional imbalance and similar psychological issues. While today the treatment is more oriented toward therapy and medications, there was a phase in history when treatment for this was surgical. This era was between the

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Elizabeth Loftus: Can Memory Be Trusted? The Science of False Memories  

Memory is always regarded as a perfect account of the experience. In practice and even in a legal context, it is thought that when a person remembers some detail vividly, that detail is true. However, having researched psychology for many