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Awareness Self Help

How to Build Trust in Yourself After Betrayal: According to Psychologist

Betrayal may be explained as the violation of one’s trust and confidence to such an extent that it causes emotional distress. It tends to rupture the trust typically to the level that it can’t be mended easily once broken. It is

Education

The Neuroscience of Happiness

Aristotle denoted happiness to have two aspects namely “hedonic” referring to pleasure and “eudaimonia” which portrays a life well lived. This was further explained by positive psychologists who believed a third aspect exists which relates happiness to engagement and participation

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Dealing with Psychology: 5 Mental Health Hacks for a Successful Rehabilitation Journey

Did you know that every 1 out of 5 US adults have mental illness? The rate of substance abuse in the US is 48.2 million, which is 16% of the total population. Thus, it shows the increasing mental health issues

Life Style Self Help

Why we don’t like our Photos? : Self-Perception Psychology

Have you ever seen a picture of yourself and winced, thinking it doesn’t look like how you think you do? If so, you are not alone. Surprisingly enough, many of us do not love pictures of ourselves. From psychological bias

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5 Reasons Why Language Learning Boosts Your Mental Health

In today’s globalized world, learning multiple languages is more valuable than ever. Language skills enhance career opportunities, ease travel, and even benefit mental health. As life grows more complex, prioritizing mental well-being is essential, and understanding how language learning supports

Relationship Self Help

Can Meditation Transform Your Sex Life For The Better? 

In a world that is so fast-paced, forming connections becomes imperative. In the rush of life, it’s good to have someone to hold onto. But how does one find the vitality within to discover such a bond, to create space

Health

Why Your Brain Works Better Under Pressure (or Does It?)

Pressure is an inevitable and inescapable part of one’s life. We frequently encounter mental pressure from school assignments to work deadlines, our lives are all-encompassing of events that create pressure. Pressure is usually generated when peak performance is demanded from

Awareness

How Playing Video Games Changes Your Brain: know the Psychology behind 

These days, it is impossible to imagine a person below the age of 80 who has never played or even seen a video game. It often begins with a child playing simple mobile games like Candy Crush. Over time, this

Awareness Self Help

The Hidden Pace of Healing: Why Recovery Takes Its Own Time

“Be patient with all that is unresolved in your heart” said Rainer Maria Rilke, an Australian poet and novelist. Patience is not an easy virtue to cultivate. It takes consistent effort and inner strength. It’s especially challenging when all you

Education

How Multitasking Affects Your Brain: Psychology of Multitasking

Multitasking is doing multiple things at one given time, changing quickly between the two, or doing them in one sequence. Often enough, It can create an illusion of productivity, but sometimes it makes people try to do many things in