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Social

The Depathologization of Homosexuality

Homosexuality is defined as the enduring pattern of emotional, sexual and romantic attraction towards members of the same sex. It can include men, who are gay, or ‘Men who have sex with Men’ (MSM); and women who are lesbian, or

Therapy

Narrative Therapy

We all have grown up listening to many stories since our childhood—stories about superheroes, kings and queens, fairies, Santa, etc. We have believed in them and, at times followed them, and these stories have at some level altered our way

Parenting

The Evolution of Parenting Styles: A Deeper Look

The shift in parenting styles from authoritarian to more permissive involves more than just a modification in discipline methods; it signifies a deep-seated change in how children are seen. Today’s parent sees their child as an individual whose thoughts are

Awareness

Decoding the Food-Psychology: How Our Diet Shapes Our Emotions

Food is not just a source of energy and sustenance, but it also plays a significant role in our psychological well-being. The interplay between food and psychology is multifaceted, encompassing aspects like emotional eating, the psychological effects of different nutrients,

Relationship

How to Deal With Family Stress?

Family stress can take place when there are more stressors disturbing family members than one can handle which impacts their relationship to some extent. When close ones cause the stress, it feels more personal and hurts more compared to general

Awareness

Breaking Stigmas: Modern Perspectives on Hysteria and Possession

Hysteria and possession are two ideas that have long captured the attention of people and served as a gauge of how people are beginning to understand the inexplicable. These phenomena, which lie at the intersection of the spiritual and the

News

How Positive Childhood Bonds Shape Adult Mental Health?

An adult’s improved mental health is largely influenced by their early positive relations with parents as well as other adults. Researchers who examined data collected by the Boricua Youth Study discovered that children who had a minimum of one relationship

Self Help

The Importance of Mental Health Awareness in Society

In the past, while people were inventing new technology and methods to enhance life for people in society, one thing they forgot was to give more importance to inner strength than developing outer resources, technology, and facilities. As a result

Entertain Motivation

How Celebrities are Shaping the Global Mental Health Dialogue

No matter how much we may turn a blind eye to the fact that we all are amazed by the lives of celebrities and sometimes unknowingly even by their very existence, there isn’t even the slightest doubt that these people,

Life Style

Ambiverts: Navigating the Spectrum of Social Interaction

The words introvert and extrovert have long dominated the conversation in personality type exploration. But a third group, known as ambiverts, is becoming more well-known for its ability to explain the flexibility of social interaction in people. Because they combine