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Punishment in Psychology: How It Changes Behaviour and What It Teaches Us

Think of a child reaching out for an object they are not supposed to touch. They receive a stern warning and pull back their hand. In that moment, the behaviour stops, but does it mean the child has actually learned

Relationship

10 Signs You’re Developing a Healthier Attachment Style

Have you ever noticed that a situation that once made you anxious no longer affects you in the same way? Maybe you can give your partner some space without immediately worrying that they are losing interest. Perhaps you can express

Relationship

Liking vs. Loving: When Does Affection Become Love?

Have you ever felt close to someone and wondered whether you simply liked them or were beginning to love them? Although liking and loving can feel similar, love may involve something deeper, such as intimacy, attachment, care, and commitment. This

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India Scans META for Online Child Sexual Abuse

META India will now report online child sexual abuse and exploitation directly to the Cyber Crime portal following a National Commission for Protection of Child Rights (NCPCR) order. The NCPCR conducted investigations following a BBC documentary that exposed child sexual

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The Psychological Impact of Early Puberty on Adolescents

Puberty is a natural event. Its occurrence can influence the adolescent years. For some children, physical development becomes apparent before the majority of their peers. While they are still learning and going through the childhood process, their bodies may still

Awareness

Can Therapy Be Uncomfortable Without Being Harmful?

Most of us hope that our experience of therapy is pleasant, empathetic and that our emotions feel supported and soothed. Accordingly, when our therapy brings up uncomfortable emotions such as fear, anxiety, sadness and anger, it is often interpreted that

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Teens Are More Open About Mental Health, but Still Struggling

Many teens are no longer afraid to keep their mental health completely hidden. The topics of anxiety, stress, loneliness, burnout and therapy are mentioned more frequently. These are regularly being talked about in schools, among families, social networks, and pop

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How to know when Opiate Rehab is the Next Step 

When attempting to stop the use of opiates becomes more difficult than willpower, promises, or “one last time,” opiate rehab is the next logical step. Many people don’t consider it addiction initially. It’s what they call “pain relief.  They refer

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1st Mid-Term National Conference Of The Indian Association of Clinical Psychologists (IACP), 2026

Any theory of the mind is, in some way, a theory about the world in which the mind exists. From early laboratories to contemporary therapy rooms and digital ecosystems, the science of psychology has continually transformed and expanded in response

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The Mental Health Impact of Hustle vs. Soft Life

You wake up to the alarm clock at 5 AM. You read your emails before you get out of bed and skip breakfast since there is no time for it. Then you work during lunchtime. You respond to the messages