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Relationship

Psychology of Romance

Love consists of this: two solitudes that meet, protect, and greet each other. Rainer Maria Rilke Romance is the most fundamental force of attraction that governs through the pleasure principle. We as human beings from the time of the Stone

Self Help

Forgiveness – The Golden Virtue 

Great beings in the past have said that forgiveness is not for someone else but rather for yourself. Harboring anger and hurt is like holding a piece of charcoal in your own hand and expecting the other person to burn.

Health Positive

The psychological & physiological health benefits of spiritual practices

From time immemorial religion, spirituality, philosophy, psychology and related subjects are of great concern to all people all over the world. About 80% of research in relation to religion and spirituality includes the study of mental health also. Spirituality can

Awareness

Violence against women Mental health consequences and Rehabilitation strategies

Violence against women is highly prevalent, yet we all try to steer clear from the discourse about the same. Most of us also perceive it to be a personal issue and remain ignorant about the global nature of this social

Awareness

Frozen No More: Conquer Mood Freezing, Find Peace

The phrase “mood freezing” refers to an experiment conducted in 1984 using “mood-freezing pills.” To fix the respondents’ current moods, the researchers in the study purposely irritated the participants and gave them placebos, or tablets that freeze emotions. The respondents’

Awareness

Neuro-aesthetics: The Science of Beauty and The Brain

Fundamentally, Neuro-aesthetics is an approach to aesthetics that draws on neurology as a technique of inquiry, in contrast to other approaches that have relied on psychological or philosophical models. Accordingly, Neuro-aesthetics investigates the neural mechanisms underlying aesthetic behavior. The idea

Therapy

Polyvagal Theory: A Breakdown of the Autonomic Nervous System and Social Behavior

The Polyvagal Theory, created by Dr. Stephen Porges, distinguishes 3 stages of evolution within the development of the mammalian autonomic nervous system. The theory gives a framework for understanding how our autonomic nervous system, impacts our psychological and behavioral experiences,

Education

What is Schizotypal Personality Disorder?

People with schizotypal personality disorder are frequently considered as weird or quirky, and they typically have few intimate connections. They have difficulty in understanding how the connections are formed and how relationships exists. They may also misread others’ goals and acts,

News

Dementia Can Be Detected by Middle-Aged Brain Changes: Study

We know that there are various changes in the brain as we go through the life stages. Starting from the prenatal period when the brain has started to be formed. Through childhood and adolescence where we can see rapid development

Awareness

10 Strategies to Deal with Hopelessness

It is normal to feel as there is no hope and that things will never get better if you have had a significant loss, an intense life transition, or if you are suffering from a mental Health issue like depression.