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Motivation

Hope: Our Lifeguard During Adversity

From my room’s big square window, I see huge palm trees, the grass greener like never seen before, blooming red roses, birds flocking in groups and clear beautiful sky suddenly I get lost in my thoughts and start wondering how

Self Help

Psychology Behind Emotional Regulation and Dysregulation

Have you ever been so angry that you felt like crying or hitting someone? Have you felt extremely happy after you achieved your dream job ? These extreme emotions. Emotions are part of the everyday life of any human being,

Health

What You Do For Your Sleepless Nights?

Sleep is crucial for our well-being for numerous reasons and poor sleep has detrimental effects on our brain. Our survival demands work in this environment and to function efficiently, we need undisturbed sleep. Due to such competitive work environments and

Positive

7 Types Of Psychology

Psychology is defined as the study of mind and behaviour. The concept of psychology was first introduced by the German philosopher named Wilhelm Wundt also known as the ‘Father of Psychology’. He opened the first psychology lab in 1879 at

Social

The Psychology Behind the Male Gaze

Laura Mulvey in the essay of the name- “Visual Pleasure and Narrative Cinema”, establishes the concept of the male gaze, where, in the visual media, the majority of representation of women is of objects of desire portrayed through a heterosexual

Health News

Earphones, Lockets, and Among 100 Items Removed From Punjab Man’s Stomach

During a three-hour-long procedure, doctors removed many objects from the stomach of a 40-year-old man from Moga, Punjab, including headphones, bolts, nuts, washers, a lock, and keys. Medicality Director Dr Ajmer Kalra said, “This was the first occurrence for them

Education

Take charge of your environmenstrual footprint!

No matter how stigmatized in society, we all know menstruation is the natural biological process that marks females’ reproductive phase. But what most of us still don’t know or deny is that this natural process of menstruation in women is

Parenting

Intellectual Disability: It’s Time We Pay Attention

“He is dumb,” an old friend retorted when his seven-year-old child did not greet me ‘the way he was supposed to’. It agitated me. The whole conversation left a sad lingering feeling. I had met this child as an eleven-month-old

Social

Munchausen Syndrome: The Art of Self-Inflicted Illness

Munchausen syndrome is a psychological condition where one pretends to be ill or produces any kind of symptoms of any kind of illness just to seek attention and sympathy from people. An individual with this symptom will tend to lie

Awareness

How to Talk to Children about Death

Common phrases used for the people who have died are “they have become a star” or “they will always be in our hearts”. Sure, this could be a way to give children hope and soften their landing, but it diminishes