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Education

Understanding Paris Syndrome: Does it actually exist?

Paris is a country we all adore but what if Paris don’t match your expectations?? It is fine to experience this. Paris Syndrome In contrast to their idealised expectations of the city, people who visit Paris, France, often experience tremendous

Therapy

Hypnosis: A Magic or Medicine?

To Hypnotise is to put oneself or another into a relaxed, focused condition. A hypnotist is a person who has the ability to hypnotize others. The verb hypnotize is derived from the Greek word ‘hypnotikos’, which means “inclined to sleep

Social

From Job Loss to Mental Distress: Unemployment Impacts on Mental Health

After the pandemic, the unemployment problem increased drastically. As the pandemic hit it not only affected the physical health being at home, or the mental health due to isolation but also affected the financial status of individuals. Many people who

Education

Psychology of Habits: Understanding Habitual Behavior

In psychology, we describe habits as behaviours that people learn and then automatically and repeatedly engage in. And over time, it becomes relatively stable. Habits are often characterized by their automaticity, as they occur without conscious awareness or effort. They

Self Help

Have You Ever Felt Internship Anxiety?  

There are many people who do multiple internships through their school and college lives, there are also others who don’t do as much. Some people join their first internship when they are in grade 9, while others may join in

Health

Celebrating International Men’s Health Week 2023

Men’s Health Week is held every year during the week leading up to Father’s Day. Which falls between June 12 and June 18 in 2023. This time period offers a great chance to have health-related conversations with fathers, brothers, sons,

Awareness

World Day Against Child Labour: Protecting Innocence From Being Destroyed

*This image is only for the representation purposes Absence of a typical or socially acceptable level of wealth or material things is known as poverty. People are said to be in poverty when they lack the money and resources to

News Research

Study Reveals Childhood Mental Health Risk Factors in the Womb

Massachusetts General Hospital researchers have revealed a ground-breaking prenatal genomics discovery that reveals the secret to risk for childhood mental health. Their study, which was published in the journal Nature Neuroscience, demonstrates that a set of genes associated with neurodevelopment

Crime

Increasing Crime Against Women Impacting Their Mental Health

Women’s safety is a very deep topic. All over the world, we listen to much news about violence against women at workplaces, schools, universities, and all possible places. The problem, which persists despite technology advances, is that while women are

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Psychological Changes after the Death of a loved one

Shakespeare mentioned the seven stages of life in one of his poems. The seven stages include infant, schoolchild, teenage, young man, middle age, old age, and death. All of us experience these stages in our course of life and all