The Psychology of Parenting Styles
Are you a parent? Even if you are not, you may have some idea about the struggles of parenting. It is one of the most difficult and unpaid work in today’s world. In certain cases, this work may be expensive
Parenting
Positive
World Environment Day: The Role of Environmental Psychology
In the field of psychology, a multidisciplinary field that focuses on the interaction between individuals and their environment is called Environmental Psychology. It has aim to improve our relationship with the natural environment and make our surroundings more humane. Brunswick
Health
Breaking the Silence on Eating Disorders
Millions of people suffer from eating disorders, complex mental health diseases, yet they frequently deal with unrecognised and stigmatised conditions. We hope to break that silence in this article by focusing on eating disorders, their psychological causes, and the significance
Crime
Crime and Mental Health: Understanding the Complex Relationship
People with mental illness (PMI) have historically faced prejudice and denigration from both society and governments. One of the main reasons is the perception that such people are violent and it is unsafe to be around them. But to say
Research
Obesity Can Develop Several Mental Health Issues
The Complexity Science Hub and the Medical University of Vienna completed a thorough investigation that shows a strong correlation between obesity and an elevated risk of mental problems. According to study conducted between 1997 and 2014. Mental diagnoses such depression,
Self Help
Ways to control our subconscious mind
Reprogramming the subconscious mind is a very complex process that involves consistently and intentionally influencing one’s thoughts, beliefs, and behaviors. There is no foolproof way to directly control or reprogram the subconscious mind, there are several techniques and practices you
Awareness
Understanding Delusions of Control in Schizophrenia
Schizophrenia is a psychotic disorder characterized by a lack of ability to stay in touch with reality. This means people with schizophrenia may often experience episodes of thoughts and behaviours that are not realistic. Delusions are one such unrealistic symptom
News
Research
New Treatment Option for REM Sleep Behavior Disorder: Study
Rapid Eye Movement (REM) is a sleep behaviour disorder classified under DSM-5 in sleep disorders. This disorder causes to physically play out vivid and frequently unpleasant dreams. That is, during the REM stage of sleep, rather than the usual temporary
Social
Peter Pan syndrome- A child trapped in an adult’s body
Growing up as children, we yearned for independence, but as adults, we realize how challenging being a grown-up can be. It can be difficult dealing with the stresses of adult life, from meeting deadlines to paying bills. It may be
Self Help
Have You Ever Felt Shame For Your Looks?
Body shaming has taken on a persistent issue with far-reaching effects in today’s image-obsessed society. Body shaming is the act of criticising, condemning, or making fun of someone’s physical appearance, frequently based on accepted ideals of beauty. This harmful behaviour