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Therapy

Humanistic therapy: process, uses, types, and advantages

Humanistic therapy, also known as humanism is discovered by Carl Rogers. He initially called it nondirective therapy, which is also known as client cantered or person cantered therapy. As the name suggests, it focuses on person’s individual thoughts rather than

Crime

The Psychology Behind the Chilling Case of Jeffery Dahmer 

Jeffrey Dahmer was widely known as the Milwaukee Cannibal, an American serial killer and sexual offender responsible for 17 young men being brutally killed from 1978 to 1991. His shocking acts included murder, necrophilia, and dismemberment, shocking the world while

Health Therapy

Talk Therapy 101: How does it work?

I’m sure you have heard of the term therapy before. Therapy is a treatment intended to reduce, relieve, or heal an issue affecting an individual’s daily life. There are various forms of therapy so it is undoubtedly an umbrella term

Life Style

Psychology Behind Teamwork

Teamwork can be defined as the ability of members in a group to work together, anticipate and meet each other’s demands, develop an understanding, have a common goal, communicate effectively and build confidence. All human beings are highly interdependent on

Education

Nomophobia: Symptoms, Causes and Prevention

In today’s world, it seems impossible to function without our mobile phones. From simple tasks like looking at the time, finding out what day it is, and looking at the coming week’s weather forecast, to crucial activities like connecting to

Education

Dementia vs Amnesia

Have you ever watched a movie where one of the characters loses their memory completely? So much so that it becomes very difficult for them to recognise their loved ones, and even sometimes themselves. Memory loss can happen due to

Awareness

What is Doom Scrolling?

What do we do basically after waking up? Most of us look at our smartphones and start scrolling through or tune in to different channels either via television or radio, without even acknowledging how fast time has passed. Scrolling or

Education Life Style

Psychology of habit

People often repeat the same actions in familiar situations, showcasing a tendency toward habitual behaviour. Habit, as a concept, has been explored in vast detail in the history of psychology. This article explores the concept of habit with a detailed

Education

The Five-Factor Model of Personality: All You Need To Know

The Five-Factor Model of Personality: All You Need To Know What is the Five-Factor Model of Personality? The Five-factor model of personality, in the field of psychology, is a model of an individual’s personality that divides it into five main

Awareness

Understanding the Pseudobulbar Affect: Causes, Diagnosis, and Coping Strategies

The pseudobulbar effect is a neurological condition where a person experiences sudden, involuntary, and uncontrollable episodes of laughing or crying. Around the globe and in our country, there has been a significant prevalence of causes related to post strokes depression,