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The Hidden Brain Effects of Social Isolation in Older Adults: What Research Reveals

This research investigates how social isolation, the lack of regular social contact, relates to cognitive decline as people age. Rather than seeing loneliness only as an emotional experience, the study shows that being socially isolated may have real effects on

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Choosing What’s Familiar Over What’s Healthy: A Psychological Explanation

Rajat came back from his office, opened a bag of chips and dip. He planned to watch the new documentary released on Sunday, many of his colleagues have already watched it and have praised how relatable and relaxing it is.

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Psychology Behind Attention Residue: The Hidden Cognitive Cost of Multitasking

When we finish one task and start another task, there are times when a portion of our mind is still doing the first task. For example, you could be in the process of writing an email when you stop to

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Trauma-Informed Care: Why it Matters and How Counselors can Implement it

Trauma touches far more lives than many people expect. You may actually be surprised to learn that, according to the CDC, almost 64% of adults in the US alone have reported at least one adverse childhood experience (ACE). Walk into

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How Swiggy & Zomato Know Exactly When You’re Hungry

You know what is really weird? It is when you start to feel hungry in the afternoon, and then your phone beeps with a deal on food. And this tends to happen at the most perfect time, like when it

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What to Expect From an Online Master of Science in Nursing in Becoming a Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner

Choosing to become a Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner is something noteworthy. If this is a career you’d like to pursue, hats off to you. For one, it’s not the easiest thing to study, but more than that, the reason

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The Vital Job of a School Counsellor

A school counsellor is a vital member of staff. Providing support to pupils in a range of areas, they are the key to a happy and successful educational facility. It is not just teachers who make a school work and

Education

Screen Fatigue and Academic Stress in the Age of Digital Education

In today’s blended education system, students are facing academic responsibilities along with extended screen exposure. Online classes, digital assignments, and recorded classes have made screens an unavoidable part of learning. Technology has improved access to education to the last mile of the

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When Memory Meets Motivation: The Hippocampus at Work

This research explores how the hippocampus, a key part of the brain involved in memory and learning, also plays a role in reward prediction, the ability to anticipate positive outcomes based on past experiences. The study shows that the hippocampus does

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Self-Care Strategies for Professional Counsellors 

Raghav has been a clinical psychologist for the past 7 years. He specialises in REBT, and his approach is self-development and growth. How has had a good response from the clients in the past. Lately, he has been noticing that