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Celebrities and Mental Health: Genuine Advocacy or PR Strategy?

A growing number of celebrities have courageously shared their experiences with mental health issues in recent years, which has helped to destigmatize mental health in our culture and promote the required and necessary conversation about it. Some of them have

Education

The Role of Women in the Early History of Psychology

In my psychology class, I noticed that women outnumbered men. Most of my professors were women as well. When I used to go to the clinic for therapy sessions, the names on the board were mostly of women rather than

Therapy

How Does Therapy Impact the Human Brain Function?

In a world where depression is equivalent to the ‘common cold’, disorders like anxiety, phobia, OCD, and even psychosis have become a word for almost every family the use of therapy is the ultimate weapon of the hour. Psychotherapy, more

Awareness

Dharma: The Guiding Compass for Mental Clarity and Ethical Living

The Ayodhya prince Lord Ram was also referred to as the embodiment of dharma. When King Dasharatha grants his wife Kaikeyi two boons, one of them is to exile Lord Ram for fourteen years. Rama decides that it is his responsibility

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Going to Therapy Before Undergoing Bariatric Surgery

It is common for those who are considering bariatric surgery to meet with a mental health therapist before being approved. In many instances, it’s required by the operating surgeon. Therapy, which can also be helpful after bariatric surgery, provides benefits

Self Help Therapy

Progressive Muscle Relaxation: A Simple Path to Stress Relief

Progressive Muscle relaxation is a simple and easy relaxation technique designed specifically to alleviate stress and anxiety. Another name for this technique is “body scan meditation.” PMR primarily focuses on tensing and relaxing different individual muscles in the body one

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Understanding Intensive Outpatient Programs (IOPs) 

Intensive Outpatient Programs (IOPs) treat individuals who need more structured and intensive care than outpatient services can provide, without requiring the full-time supervision of residential or inpatient programs. Healthcare professionals primarily use IOPs for treating substance use disorders or psychological

News

Survey: 25% of Adults Suspect Undiagnosed ADHD, Experts Warn Against Self-Diagnosis

Awareness about Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder or ADHD has recently increased. According to a new survey by Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center conducted on 1,000 American adults, 25% believe they have undiagnosed ADHD. It was once associated mostly with childhood

Health

Avoidant/Restrictive Food Intake Disorder (ARFID)

Imagine being in a world where every meal becomes a challenge. Not because you have a fear of calories or dieting but because you feel this sense of excess fear about the food. People afflicted with ARFID find that eating

Awareness

The Role of Domestic Violence Counseling in Healing and Recovery

Domestic violence is a widespread issue, with its effects being far-reaching and severe, not only for its victims but also for their children and, at times, their communities and extended families. The impact of domestic violence may start with serious