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What Really Happens in EMDR, CPT, PE, and TF-CBT Therapy Sessions?

Look up trauma treatment online, and the first thing you hit is a pile of letters. EMDR. CPT. PE. TF-CBT. All four are backed by research, and all four feel nothing alike once you’re sitting across from a therapist. That’s

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The Psychology of Personal Space 

Do you tend to back away when an unfamiliar person approaches you at an uncomfortable distance? What may be an entirely comfortable distance for you when a close companion is standing in front of you could very well be a

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6 Mind-Blowing Neuroscience Facts About the Human Brain

It can be said that the human brain is the most complex structure in the universe. Although only weighing about 1.3 – 1.4 kilos, it consists of about 86 billion neurons that connect with each other through trillions of synaptic

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WHO Prioritises Mental Health To Help Children with Obesity

The World Health Organisation (WHO) has issued a fresh set of guidelines for treating obesity in children, including no surgery or weight-loss devices. The guidelines also highlight how care for obese children must be administered, particularly regarding mental health challenges

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The Psychology of Workplace Clap Backs

Human interaction and communication are the basis for every relationship someone can enter into. Communication, especially, is extremely important in some places. One of those is the workplace. That environment requires constant communication and interaction, no matter if it is face-to-face or

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IIT Madras Promotes Suicide Prevention With Wall of Hope

Disclaimer: The following article may contain words and themes that are emotionally sensitive and can be triggering. Please read with caution. This material is for awareness purposes only. A Wall of Hope displayed at the IIT Madras Research Park in

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The Psychology of “Just One More Episode” 

It is 11:30 p.m. The episode ends. Tomorrow starts early, but the screen immediately displays the next episode. There is no real decision to make. The countdown begins: “Next episode in 5…  4… 3…” “Just one more,” the viewer thinks.

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Your Mood Is Off, and You’re 44. Time to Meet a Perimenopause Psychiatrist

You snapped at your kid over a dishwasher. You cried at a car commercial. You were up at 3 a.m. cringing over something dumb you said back in 2011. Nobody mentioned this could be perimenopause. Most people think perimenopause means

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NIMHANS Study Explores Role of Childhood Trauma in Psychiatric Disorders

A NIMHANS study has recently found that temperamental traits and negative childhood experiences may cause psychiatric vulnerability, leading to disorders in adults. The researchers examined four broad dimensions of adult temperament along with adverse childhood experiences (ACEs). The research found