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HOME-SIT MIND-SET

A psychological perspective on the impact of social distancing and the ways to cope with it This article is being written to address the current situation across the globe regarding social distancing due to the ‘Coronavirus Pandemic’. It has almost

Health

Is Social Media Addiction Real?

We can say that social media is a modern version of the old primitive human need –to be and stay connected.But, from hunter-gatherers we turned into data-gatherers. No wonder our bodies and brains are suffering so much. Men isolating them

Parenting

What effect do Home Atmosphere and Childrearing practices have on the Nursery-school Child’s Personality?

As the child grows and makes further advances in ability and understanding, his interactions with his parents more extensive, more complex, and subtler. By the time the child is in nursery school, parental handling of specific needs such as hunger

Travel

WHAT MAKES YOU PICK THE PATH LESS TRAVELED BY?

Travel– is something that captures the attention of social media posts and the admiring likes and comments of dedicated friends and followers. Having been idealised, travel is being looked up to as a form of leisure, rejuvenation, family time and

Interview

An exclusive interview with Dr R.K. Chadda

Educational Qualifications: MBBS (Dec 1980) – Medical College, Rohtak M.D. (May 1985) – Post Graduate Institute of Medical Education and Research, Chandigarh MAMS (1998) – National Academy of Medical Sciences (India) Diplomat (2007) – International Academy of Behavioral Medicine, Counseling & Psychotherapy

Interview

An Exclusive Interview with Dr Sudhir Kakar

Date of Birth: 25 th July 1938 Place of Birth: Nainital, Uttarakhand, India Educational Qualifications Professional Experience In Press Rewards & Recognition; Excellence Publications Here are the Questions that were asked during the Interview 1. How did a trained mechanical engineer

Health

The differing responses of nations to COVID-19 are down to a classic Ethical Problem

The Trolley Problem is usually deemed to be the epitome of the ‘Greater Good Debate’. It is quintessentially a conflict between actively seeking and promoting the “Greater Good” and adhering to “Laissez-Faire”, i.e. a policy of natural non-interference. The problem

Social

Need of psychological services to deal with the rape crisis in India

Rape is not a women’s problem But a men’s issue and it should be dealt with. The prevalence of headlines recording hundreds of rape cases across the country every single day, makes it redundant to mention statistics in order to

Positive

Being mindful or mind full???

In the fast paced world, we are so concerned about doing and achieving things, but are we really enjoying doing so and living our daily lives to the fullest is really a question. Many activities of our daily lives which

Health

Suicide by Students reflect the collective failure of society from Parents to Government

According to recently released data by National Crime Record Bureau (NCRB), suicide among students has nearly doubled in 2010s in comparison to year 2000s.Such reports generate pessimism regarding the future of youths in our country. India is aspiring to become