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Awareness

Understanding the Comorbidity in Psychology

“Comorbidity” refers to the coexistence of many diseases or conditions in a single patient. When a patient has one or more psychological disorders in addition to their primary ailment, this is referred to as comorbidity in psychology. The term “primary

Health

10 Ways to Maintain Brain Health

Use your Brain, or you will soon lose it! Don’t let your smart brain turn into a couch potato! Keeping our brains active and healthy is crucial for our overall well-being. The brain is the command center of our body.

Therapy

How does Client-Centred Therapy work?

When visiting doctors, we often regard them as the ultimate authorities on medical knowledge, despite our limited understanding gained from casual Google searches about various symptoms and possible disorders. The common practice in medicine can be more detrimental than beneficial

Awareness

It’s Important to Understand the Complexities of Borderline Personality Disorder

A child seeks affection and security through their caregivers and their development depends on their experiences of childhood. When these caregivers neglect or abuse the child instead of providing security, the child feels threatened and unsafe in his own environment.

Awareness

Understanding the SHARP Program: A Psychological Perspective

The relevance of addressing and preventing sexual harassment and assaults in the military systems is a point that cannot be emphasized enough. The Sexual Harassment/Assault Response & Prevention (SHARP) Program stands out as the key initiative in addressing this issue

Social

The Effects of Body Shaming

Have you ever stopped to question, ‘Why I am entertaining other people’s messages’? What is it about the human psyche that causes us to feel a need to appease others? Are we conditioned to be a passive society? Do we

Awareness

Respiratory Wellness Tips for Perimenopausal Women

Perimenopause and menopause can cause some physical and emotional issues in women, mostly due to the rapid hormonal changes in the body. In the US alone, about 1 million women go through menopause every year, and that is just the

Self Help

Leaving the Couch: 9 Practical Ways to Stop Being Lazy

Within our everyday life, we can attribute ‘laziness’ to low academic effort, bad work ethic or even simply a lack of effort. However, in theory, it can be distinguished from fatigue and other psychological blocks that prevent us from performing

Awareness Parenting

Understanding My Child’s ADHD

In the past few months, there have been many cases of children being labelled by their school and/or their parents as having ADHD without a proper diagnosis. This is common among adults as well as using the term ADHD for

Awareness

Comparative Psychology: Exploring the Behaviour Across all Species

Comparative psychology is the scientific study of mental processes and behaviour of animals like dogs, cats, rats, pigs and other such animals, unlike humans. The father of comparative psychology is C Lloyd Morgan due to the fact that he provided