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Sexual Stigma and its relation with Psychological Well-Being

A type of social stigma known as “sexual stigma” is directed at those who are thought to be non-heterosexual due to their identities, behaviors, or beliefs. People engage in the same sexual activity, they are viewed differently, with women bearing

Awareness

What is Social Facilitation?

Have you ever noticed how when you are giving a speech on a stage that you prepared for, and the audience is engaged in your words, you tend to get better and more confident in your delivery? This may be

Awareness Life Style

“This is your Fault!”, Understanding the Psychology of Blame Games

If we look at our society, we meet a group of people who are always ready to blame the consequences of their actions on other individuals. They constantly assume the role of a victim and constantly point fingers at others.

News

Over 1 Lakh Calls Received till date by Mental Health Helpline

Recent data furnished by the Mumbai city mental health helpline: the BMC Mpower helpline, showed that over the last three years, the helpline received a total of 1.19 lakh calls till the present day. Read More: Affording Therapy: Breaking Down

Positive Self Help

The power of Pause and a Breath  

In this time of chaos, we have been isolated from our routines and support systems. We have got a lot of time in our hand to think and spend time with our self but we might end up scratching our

Education Positive

Walking Meditation Unveiled: A Pathway to Holistic Well-Being

When you hear or read the term ‘meditation’, what images do you see? Do you see an individual sitting calmly on their yoga mat, with that blissful expression on their face, probably in a well-lit room or perhaps in nature?

Awareness Education

Brain waves for Bliss: Nurturing Well-being through Neuro-Harmony

Our brains are made up of millions of neurons that use electrical signals to transmit information. When these neurons fire together as a group in a certain manner, often intending to signal other groups of neurons, they produce what are

Awareness

Being Kind Matters: Stopping Bullying and Ragging

Bullying and ragging are significant issues, and in most cases, the victims are children. The purpose of this study is to investigate the traits of bullying and ragging and how they affect early teenage girls. Most people have, at some

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Wife forcing husband to fulfill their dreams, without understanding financial capacity is mental cruelty: High Court

In the case of a couple’s divorce, the Delhi High Court observed that the wife forcing the husband to fulfill extravagant needs which goes beyond his financial capacity is sufficient enough to cause mental cruelty to the husband and disrupt

Education

Sigmund Freud’s 5 Most Important Contributions to Psychology

Sigmund Freud (1856-1939) was an Austrian neurologist and psychologist, best known for being the founder of psychoanalysis. Although his theories about the human mind and therapeutic techniques for treating mental disorders are extremely controversial and contested by many later psychologists,