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Portland Airport introduces llama therapy to ease the pressure of Travelling

Travel anxiety is not taking off at Portland International Airport (PDX) as therapy llamas arrive on the scene. These adorable, cuddly, and putatively soothing animals, clad in their own “I heart PDX” neckerchiefs, are part of a larger effort to

Education

Celebrating Horace Mann Bond: Who Fought Racism Through Psychology

Horace Mann Bond (November 8, 1904 – July 15, 1972) spent his life challenging education and social prejudice. As a scholar, Bond was a pathbreaker around the concept of intelligence, race and educational opportunity. His work looked closely at inequities

Relationship

The Psychology Behind the Black Cat-Golden Retriever Theory

The theory of “Black Cat and Golden Retriever” dating theory has gained massive popularity on the internet; it is one of those theories that has caught fire in the world of dating and relationships. Inspired by the contrasting personalities of

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Are you studying Psychology in India? Oh so sorry for you.   

In a country as colourful and diverse as India, it’s heartwarming to see psychology get the attention it deserves: none at all! After all, who needs mental health when we have turmeric milk and coconut oil? Why invest time in

Awareness

How a “Winter Arc” Mindset Can Prepare You for a Better New Year

A notion that has gained popularity on social media, the “Winter Arc” is a time of reflective growth that takes place during the colder months, typically from October to December. It urges people to utilize this quieter, more reflective time

Relationship

The Psychology Behind Soft Launching in Relationships

Social media has now assumed a primary role in our lives. Therefore, we feel the need to reveal and share all the good aspects of our life here. During this digital age, people have widely adopted the concept of ‘soft

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Celebrities and Mental Health: Genuine Advocacy or PR Strategy?

A growing number of celebrities have courageously shared their experiences with mental health issues in recent years, which has helped to destigmatize mental health in our culture and promote the required and necessary conversation about it. Some of them have

Self Help

Post Diwali Depression

The festival of lights brings us so much joy and happiness. It’s not just the day of the festival, but the anticipation, the preparations, and the happy hangover for a couple of days after Diwali are some of the great

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Group Therapy: Choosing Between Formats to Find Your Best Fit

When people think of therapy, they tend to imagine one person and one therapist, yet group therapy is often as effective, brings advantages, and costs less. Finding and deciding to join a group therapy is a big and often exciting step,

Awareness

Foot-In-The-Door: The Psychology Behind Starting Small for Bigger Gains

When you were a kid, how did you convince your parents to have a sleepover party or to buy you a phone or bicycle? How did you request it? Did it work out? Here’s one interesting technique to get your