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Self Help

Groove Your Way to Better Mental Health: How Music Therapy Can Improve Mental Health

Hello there, music lovers. What if we told you that your favourite leisure activity—listening to music—can genuinely improve your mental health? Did you know the songs you listen to can do more than just make you tap your feet or

Motivation

Charisma: The power to rule hearts and minds

Do you know a person who looks really well, speaks really well and is so good that you and others really like, trust, and admire him/her? You don’t just agree with their ideas, you also ‘want’ to agree with them.

Awareness

Sensitive Behavior and its Impact on Mental Health

Remember that one time when were at a party having a great time, the music, the snacks, and your favourite people? Then suddenly, someone said something that hit you the wrong way and threw you off. Maybe it was a

Sujata Sujata Shahi

Vice Chancellor Dr. Sujata Shahi is Vice Chancellor of IILM. She has worked on research papers such as consumer behaviour, psychological issues, perception about retail sector, upcoming HR trends and multiple case studies. She has also conducted management development /

Awareness

DIGITAL WELL-BEING: HOW ESSENTIAL IS IT FOR YOUR MENTAL WELL-BEING?

Introduction Digital gadgets are indispensable part of our daily lives. We spent a major fragment of our time exploring, scrolling, uploading, updating etc. On one hand, where we often get lost in the world of digital devices and used to spend hours

Awareness

Hypnosis- A myth or reality

When we are in the state of hypnosis, which is a trance-like state, we have almost no conscious control over our body, but we are more focused, attentive, and suggestible than when we are in a normal wake state. Hypnotized

Awareness

Moving From Compulsive Reaction to Conscious Response

Understanding the meaning and distinction between compulsive reaction and conscious response is important before diving deeper into these concepts. Compulsive reaction stems purely from being overwhelmed with an emotion or an urge or desire to act on an impulse. The

Self Help

Are you associated with yourself?

Introduction Dissociative Disorders are the serious disturbances appear to embrace histrionic, accidental, and automatic effects to traumatic circumstances. These disturbances involve an upset in individual’s retention, alertness or character. There can be two separate channels of awareness appearing at specific

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Are Positive Emotions Just Fleeting Joy or Do They Have Lasting Benefits?

When one thinks of psychology, the mind is immediately drawn toward the negative aspects of the human mind like anxiety, depression, OCD, etc. The DSM and ICD along with many psychiatrists, often look at psychology as a disease model. Even

Education

Schools in pune will Get Mental Health Counsellors

Schooling years expose children to a variety of experiences that focus on holistic development. New experiences evoke emotions and feelings that can be overwhelming at times and children might need support to work through those effectively. This is where the