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Health

Dehydration Can Be A Root Cause of Mental Disorders

Numerous alternatives exist for you to improve your physical health by drinking plenty of water. To mention a few advantages, drinking water regularly helps your body absorb nutrients from food, supports digestion and weight loss, eases joint movement, and keeps

Social

Social Fear: Why Do You Feel Anxious with Others

Social anxiety can occur because of many reasons. Sometimes the fear of being judged induces anxiety in the person. Due to this restlessness and anxiety pumping in the body, we feel apprehensive and tend to avoid people as much as

Health

Role of Media in Promoting Body Image Dissatisfaction

The effect of social media on body image can have various negative consequences on the physical and psychological well-being of an individual. They experience body shame because of continuous exposure to particular body types on social media. Social media gives

Awareness

Walking Corpse Disorder: Haunting Reality of Delusion

A person stands in the dimly lit space, certain that they are no longer there. They look in the mirror, but all they see is a ghostly image—a lifeless, empty shell. This is the unsettling reality for those who are

Parenting

Enmeshment Trauma: Being Too Good Can Also Be a Bad Thing

A functioning family will have strong familial relationships. A good family dynamic often has shared ideals and perspectives. However, having too much of a good thing might have unfavorable effects. The blurring of boundaries and duties within a family dynamic

Social

Thought Disorders and Perception of Them in Other Mental Disorders

In our daily life, we take a lot of decisions based on our ideas, and opinions on a certain topic or any specific situation. These decisions or ideas and opinions can be called our thoughts. Thought plays a major role

Health

Borderline Personality Disorder: How To Navigate the Emotional Roller Coaster

Borderline personality disorder (BPD) is defined as a mental health condition in which a person has long-term patterns of unstable or explosive emotions. This inner experience often results in impulsive acts, problems with self image and a chaotic relationship with

Self Help

Playing Chess can Boost Memory and Mental health

The Game of Kings, chess, has long been a source of intellectual fascination and is now more than just a pastime. As we celebrate International Chess Day on July 20, it is an ideal moment to recognize the benefits of

Positive

Architectural Psychology: How Designed Environment Affects Our Mood?

Adjustments and balancing of a number of variables can affect the way people move around or communicate with each other in a place. The study of how humans individually or collectively interact with and related to their physical environment is

Awareness

The Psychology Behind Attention

Pay attention in class! Pay attention to me, when I am speaking!We spent our childhood listening to these kinds of sentences from teachers and parents about paying attention in the classroom or at home when someone is speaking. As children