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Quarter-Life Crisis: The ‘I Have No Idea What I’m Doing’ Phase

You passed college and got a job, also pay your own bills — mostly. By all accounts, you’re adulting! So why do you find yourself wide awake at 3 a.m., scrolling LinkedIn in a cold sweat, thinking, “Is this it?

News

Hyderabad Startup Appoints Dog as Chief Happiness Officer to Boost Employee Well-Being

The private jobs in today’s time have become so intensive and mentally exhausting that employees are facing mental health consequences, where some even take wrong steps. To combat that, Denver, a golden retriever, is the Chief Happiness Officer (CHO) at

Relationship

Why You Might Be Settling for Less in a Relationship – and How to Stop

Just like in Migration, maybe you’re staying in the pond when you were meant to fly. In the amazing movie Migration, the family of ducks lives in the pond. The father duck is being a helicopter parent, afraid of challenges

Life Style

Emotion Regulation Across the Lifespan: Mechanisms and Outcomes

Managing emotional experiences helps us navigate social interactions, deal with stress and make decisions. This development of emotional regulation evolves significantly across an individual’s lifespan. From infancy to late adulthood, many mechanisms of regulation emerge and decline as we adapt

Industrial

Work-Life Balance Obsession in Gen Z: Causes and Psychological Effects  

Today’s workplace is confronted by Generation Z, those born between 1997 and 2012, who are questioning established definitions of career fulfilment by emphasising work-life harmony over traditional success. This phenomenon is not a fad but an expression of more profound

Life Style

The Mental Health Toll of Extravagant Indian Weddings

The smells of jasmine and marigolds fill the air. A bride walks over a flower-covered stage. Her lehenga shines under a light canopy, and hundreds of people are eating a ten-course meal. To someone who is not Indian, the scene

Education

Understanding the Vital Role of a School Counsellors

Picture yourself entering school with not just your backpack, but with the invisible baggage of anxiety, family issues, self-doubt, or even uncertainty about the future. Then imagine there is someone who notices that baggage, even when no one else does.

Relationship

Attachment Patterns Across Relational Contexts: A Psychological Overview 

Attachment is an integral part of our identity; the early experiences, primarily by our caregivers, create an internal working model of relationships that continues into adulthood. The early bond structures our relationship with others throughout our lives. John Bowlby concluded

Relationship

Why Do I Always Attract the Same Kind of Partner?

“Wait a minute! Again, you’ve chosen that drama? How is it possible to end up in yet another toxic relationship?”  Many of us have heard, or asked ourselves, such blunt questions, often without knowing the answer. People with intentions to

Education

Behavioural problems in School-aged children: A Psychoeducational Perspective

One of the most pressing concerns of modern education is the behavioural issues exhibited by school children. These problems manifest in the form of aggression, inattention, social defiance, etc., which disturb the classroom dynamics and affect the academic development of