Emotional Loneliness vs Social Loneliness: Understanding the Difference
The feeling of loneliness is universal, yet it is not consistently presented in the same way. Some individuals are alone despite having family with them, and others are alone despite having many friends. This is the case since loneliness is
Why Do Young Employees Experience Performance Anxiety in Their First Job?
Excitement, pride, and anxiety often blend as many embark on their first job. It’s the first time many people have experienced such opportunities leading to financial independence, professional engagement, and adult development. But they give them the opportunities, and they come
How to Manage Mammogram Anxiety
The predominant fear connected to any mammogram goes unacknowledged because it is masked by minor issues, like the presumed pain involved, and fear about the result. If it is the first time and you’re going through it, anxiety may be
Psychologs eMagazine December 2025
This December edition of Psychologs dives into the emotional realities of living in a world driven by pressure, speed, and uncertainty. It unpacks topics ranging from dopamine’s influence on our everyday choices to the growing generational divide inside corporate spaces.
Top 3 AI Scribes for Psychiatry Practices
The practice of artificial intelligence is revolutionising clinical documentation, and psychiatry is an area where the practice affects the most. Mental status exams and billing and compliance forms may be just the beginning, but the appropriate AI scribe saves hours
Mental Health and Daily Support for Ageing Loved Ones
Did you know that cumulative loneliness—lingering for months or even years raises mortality risk in older adults by 16%? Yet social frailty is rarely screened, and most cases of senior depression go undiagnosed due to being dismissed as just part
NCAHP & MoHFW Release New Curriculum: Will NEET Become Mandatory for Psychology Admissions?
In a recent move that has stirred anxiety across the student community, the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare released a revised set of eligibility norms for the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET-UG). The new notification outlines updated subject
Menopause and Mental Health: Understanding Hormone-Driven Mood Changes
“For years, Jasmine considered herself steady, resilient and surprised by life’s unexpected turns. Then, in her late forties, things began to shift. One moment, she felt fine; the next, she found herself overwhelmed by sadness. Hot flashes nudged her from
The Psychology of Social Rituals: Why Shared Substance Use Feels Like Belonging
It was a winter evening in Delhi. Archie, new to the city and her workplace, found herself invited to “ Chai with the team”. At first hesitant, she followed along. Sitting on the coffee terrace, sipping cutting chai in paper
Reframing Social Rejection Through Cognitive Behavioral Techniques
Most people face social rejection at various points in their lives. A friend may ignore a message. A colleague may leave someone out of a plan. A group may not respond to the way a person expects. These moments often bring