The Psychology of Procrastination and Laziness
3rd October 2023by Krishna Gangadhar
The Psychology of Procrastination and Laziness
Procrastination and laziness are common foes in the battle for productivity. We’ve all been there putting off tasks, feeling sluggish, and struggling to muster the motivation needed to get things done. But what lies beneath these seemingly unproductive behaviors? Is there a psychological explanation for our tendency to delay action and embrace idleness? Along with...
Mental Health And The Trend Of Self Diagnosis
4th September 2023by Krishna Gangadhar
Mental Health And The Trend Of Self Diagnosis
Mental Health And The Trend Of Self-Diagnosis   However much you want to be happy with any positive outcome, life will always remind you that “Every coin has two sides”. Similar is the case with growing awareness regarding mental health. It is greatly comforting to see that society as a whole regardless of the socio-economic...
Emotional Abuse in Intimate Relationships
7th August 2023by Krishna Gangadhar
Emotional Abuse in Intimate Relationships
Emotional Abuse in Intimate Relationships   Emotional Abuse is the absolute worst. Why? You don’t have scars to show and prove as you can with physical abuse. It is not your body that is hurt so you can heal but your core spirit that is drowned into orchestrated self-doubt and fear by your partner; The...
Understanding Angry Child
26th July 2023by Krishna Gangadhar
Understanding Angry Child
Understanding Angry Child     If you are a parent, you definitely aren’t a stranger to these experiences; Scenario 1: Sibling Rivalry At times, It may seem like your Oldest child is lashing out at or hitting his younger sister for no reason. But If you can find the root cause, Most of the time...
Measure Your Child’s Success Beyond Grades
4th July 2023by Krishna Gangadhar
Measure Your Child’s Success Beyond Grades
Hi! Finally, Done with the exams season. The Math paper was so tough this year and I have to check with the teacher, I don’t understand how they can ask questions that are completely out of the syllabus!
Supporting your Child Navigate through Exam Stress
4th July 2023by Krishna Gangadhar
Supporting your Child Navigate through Exam Stress
In today’s age, parents cannot afford to take exams and grades lightly. At the same time, they shouldn’t direct their fears, stress, and expectations on children and just be their support system. Yet, most parents falter not because they are unaware of this fact but because they aren’t conscious of their approach.
Loneliness in Men
30th June 2023by Krishna Gangadhar
Loneliness in Men
A step towards addressing men's mental health. Loneliness in men has been on the raise and has gotten worse with the COVID era. Here, We discuss various reasons and causes for loneliness in men and provide some actionable suggestions on how they can handle their loneliness better.
Every Thing You Need to know about Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD)
28th February 2022by Truhap
Every Thing You Need to know about Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD)
Read this blog today to know about Obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) and its treatment and diagnosis.
Learning Disabilities and Disorders
20th February 2022by Truhap
Learning Disabilities and Disorders
Learning disorders can also be present with emotional or behavioural disorders. Read this blog to know more.
Emotional Exhaustion: All you need to know
8th February 2022by Truhap
Emotional Exhaustion: All you need to know
Do you feel depressed or need treatment for Emotional Exhaustion? Read this blog to know more.
Neurodiversity: Explained
29th January 2022by Truhap
Neurodiversity: Explained
Neurodevelopmental Disorders are disorders that occur due to an interaction between genetics and the environment. Note: This means you are not responsible for the child’s ADHD, Autism, Manic Depressive illness and many more. No matter what others say you are not a bad parent. Most of these disorders are present in our genes.
The Downfall of Child Development
24th January 2022by Truhap
The Downfall of Child Development
There are may reason for the downfall of child development. These can be controlled and used to our advantage just by getting to know about them.
Difficulty in Focusing? Is it Autism or ADHD? Or Both?
19th January 2022by Truhap
Difficulty in Focusing? Is it Autism or ADHD? Or Both?
Read this article to know the key difference between Autism and ADHD.
Reinforcement theory and why it is important
31st December 2021by Truhap
Reinforcement theory and why it is important
Reinforcement is a term used in behavioural analysis and in a specific kind of intentional behaviour change known as operant conditioning. It is a process of increasing the incidence of a (measurable) desirable behaviour.
Empty Nest Syndrome – All You Need to Know
23rd December 2021by Truhap
Empty Nest Syndrome – All You Need to Know
Empty nest syndrome refers to the grief that many parents feel when their children move out of the home. Read this blog to know more.
The Effects of Smartphone Usage on your brain
18th December 2021by Truhap
The Effects of Smartphone Usage on your brain
Is the use of cell phones affecting our health in an adverse manner? This is a question which has been asked for quite sometime now. Yet a satisfactory answer has not been found. A new study now shows that energy from cell phones can affect brain activity.
Grounding Techniques for Self-Regulation
1st December 2021by Truhap
Grounding Techniques for Self-Regulation
The Various Grounding Techniques for Self Regulation. Read this blog to know more.
How to Help a Child with Selective Mutism
26th November 2021by Truhap
How to Help a Child with Selective Mutism
Selective Mutism is a complex childhood anxiety disorder characterized by a child's inability to speak and communicate. Read this blog to know more.
Psychologist vs. Psychiatrist: What is the Difference?
8th November 2021by Truhap
Psychologist vs. Psychiatrist: What is the Difference?
The fact is although they may sound similar and synonymous, they support patients with mental health issues, but their roles are different. Let's read this blog to know more.
Post Traumatic Stress Disorder: All You Need To Know
30th October 2021by Truhap
Post Traumatic Stress Disorder: All You Need To Know
Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) is a condition wherein the patient faces extreme mental distress because of any traumatic event faced in the past.
How to increase your child’s intelligence?
21st October 2021by Truhap
How to increase your child’s intelligence?
Let us admit that all of us wish our kids to be the smarty-pants in the entire class. Parents all over the world are getting inclined to buy IQ boosting products to make their kids smarter. Some parents are attempting to raise their children's IQ as much as possible.
Premenstrual Dysphoric Disorder (PMDD)
19th October 2021by Truhap
Premenstrual Dysphoric Disorder (PMDD)
Premenstrual dysphoric disorder (PMDD) is a serious health issue and is common in around 10% of menstruating women. Premenstrual syndrome (PMS) is slightly different from premenstrual dysphoric disorder and is more severe than PMS.
Does marriage counselling work? (And can it save your marriage?)
30th September 2021by Truhap
Does marriage counselling work? (And can it save your marriage?)
Yes, marriage/couples counselling works. It works because both partners in the relationship do the work to save their relationship. It is the process of saving marriages.
Everything you need to know about Postnatal Depression
27th September 2021by Truhap
Everything you need to know about Postnatal Depression
More research is required to understand the root cause of the development of postnatal depression. Other causes seem to be stressful events post-childbirth, anxiety, the responsibility of the baby, feeling isolated, etc.
How to Quit Smoking? (A Guide to Save Your Health)
21st September 2021by Truhap
How to Quit Smoking? (A Guide to Save Your Health)
Human beings are prone to picking up one or another habit, be it bad or good habits. The reasons for this could be many, like influence from surrounding factors such as peer pressure, inclinations towards a particular habit, current psychological health, etc.
Improve Your Child’s Performance During Exams Through Right Food
2nd September 2021by Truhap
Improve Your Child’s Performance During Exams Through Right Food
Exams are periodic assessments that are an integral part of the academic journey of each child. Though they are just an assessment tool, it causes a lot of stress on the child’s nervous system.
15 Simple Solutions for Stress Busting
24th August 2021by Truhap
15 Simple Solutions for Stress Busting
Biological stress is a recent discovery. In the 1950s, endocrinologist Hans Slye documented and identified stress and the adverse effects of stress.
Understanding ADHD
3rd August 2021by Raveena Singh
Understanding ADHD
It is important to note that the difficulty is with motivation and not intellect or ability. Possible deficits in academic or working capacity come about as a result of inattention as secondary outcomes but can be managed and worked around.
Your Child Needs Therapy: Part 1
30th July 2021by Truhap
Your Child Needs Therapy: Part 1
"It is easier to build strong children than to repair broken men." - Frederick Douglass
Bipolar Disorder- Part 1
26th July 2021by Truhap
Bipolar Disorder- Part 1
Bipolar disorder is a mental illness comprising of severe mood swings ranging from euphoric x hyperactive- mania- to low x lethargic- depression.
SELF-CARE
19th July 2021by Truhap
SELF-CARE
How often do you do nothing? Or just sit by the window and watch as you sip your favorite coffee or dance or paint and so on...
POSITIVE DISCIPLINE
2nd June 2021by Truhap
POSITIVE DISCIPLINE
Preventing misbehavior is obviously preferable to dealing with it after it has occurred. Most experts contend that the best way to prevent classroom misbehavior is to provide a stimulating curriculum that involves students so successfully that they spend little time thinking of misbehaving.
Exam Stress
2nd June 2021by Truhap
Exam Stress
Studying at every available opportunity can lead to information overload. We suggest that you set yourself a program and stick to it as much as possible. Studying for 20 minutes at a time, followed by a 'reflection period' on what you have learned and then a 10 minute break - is ideal for optimum learning
ANTISOCIAL PERSONALITY DISORDER
2nd June 2021by Truhap
ANTISOCIAL PERSONALITY DISORDER
Antisocial behavior are rebellious acts that are distinguished by noticeable and unnoticeable hostility and aggression for others. This behavior can be noticeable like hitting, bullying, abusing or unnoticeable behavior like cheating, overlooking others etc
30th November 2020by Javeria Junaidi
GRATITUDE: I cannot emphasize enough how important it is.
You go to any psychologist and ask them one thing they would want their client to implement in their life and without a moment’s hesitation they are all likely to say GRATITUDE.
30th November 2020by Truhap
Truth About Sleeping Pills
Sleeping pills may/do not improve sleep but due to their amnesic effects people THINK they sleep better under the influence of sleeping medication because they don’t remember being awake.
Move Your Way to Wellness
18th August 2020by Raveena Singh
Move Your Way to Wellness
How do we know that something is alive? A basic question we try and answer in junior biology classes. One of the basic answers is locomotion, or simply, the ability to move.
Amygdala Hijack
18th August 2020by Badri Pavan
Amygdala Hijack
Have you ever wondered why have you reacted the way you did to a particular situation? You could have reacted in a better way but you could not? All your emotions where taking you in control? I know, you could not help!! That’s all because of a small part in the brain called Amygdala. Now what is this? Read on to find out.
Stress Relieving Yoga Poses
18th August 2020by Swetha Pulijala
Stress Relieving Yoga Poses
Stress is the main reason which is stopping us from living our life to the fullest . Yoga is one of the best ways to reduce stress and to calm the body and mind.
Secret of successful Attention
18th August 2020by Partha Saradhi
Secret of successful Attention
Attention has been a bigger issue not only in school going children, but even in adults of all ages.
Needs Theory: What do we need?
18th August 2020by Partha Saradhi
Needs Theory: What do we need?
Every day, we all keep doing a lot of things. We need and spend a lot of energy doing them. Did you ever wonder why in the first place do we have to do anything? cant we simply eat, sleep and die? Oops! Even they are some things to do!
Incubation Effect: Problem Solving
18th August 2020by Partha Saradhi
Incubation Effect: Problem Solving
People sit on a problem for hours without any progress and get the solution just after you get up and take a break… Do you think they just got lucky or something? Nope, Here is a good news!
Gadgets, Do We Love Them Or Hate Them?
18th August 2020by Dr. Srilatha Reddy
Gadgets, Do We Love Them Or Hate Them?
Let’s take a deeper look at what this new, smart technology can do to our children and their minds.
Exercises In PCOSp
18th August 2020by Dr.Supriya Tiwari
Exercises In PCOSp
Weight gain in PCOS is mainly in and around your waist area (it is called as central obesity) and is the toughest weight to loose, it is also called as visceral fat because it mainly accumulates around our organs like liver, heart and reproductive organ making it difficult to conceive hence it is very important to know the right kind of workout and also to find what works for you.
Your child can hear the unspoken
18th August 2020by Krishna Gangadhar
Your child can hear the unspoken
It’s just not the stories you tell, not the values you preach, not the morals you teach that effect your child’s personality but the way you are standing while talking to them, the way you listen, the way you empathize with them; it is the unspoken language that effects them even stronger. The most undermined...
Women, Periods, Hormones and Motherhood (A Letter Message)
18th August 2020by Vinaya Saunders
Women, Periods, Hormones and Motherhood (A Letter Message)
You lose a lot less blood than you think during your period
Why Exercise Is Good For You
18th August 2020by Truhap
Why Exercise Is Good For You
For many people exercise is the way to lose those extra pounds. But exercise is not just about losing weight. Regular exercise can help cut your risk of more than 20 illnesses, including cancer and heart disease, in addition to providing you with a host of other benefits. Here’s what exercise can do to keep your body healthy and alive.
Why You Need Best Friends?
18th August 2020by Truhap
Why You Need Best Friends?
We all need friends.
Whom Did You Call a Retard?
18th August 2020by Raveena Singh
Whom Did You Call a Retard?
Intellectual Disability/Intellectual Developmental Disorder (ID/IDD), formerly known as “Mental Retardation” is a neurodevelopmental disorder (onset in childhood/adolescence). It includes both intellectual and adaptive functioning deficits in conceptual, social and practical domains. Thus problem solving, planning, abstract thinking, judgment, academic learning, and learning from experience become slow and difficult along with limited functioning in communication, social...
When to be a parent? Decide carefully
18th August 2020by Amrita Bandopadhyay
When to be a parent? Decide carefully
Since this is one of the most important decisions of your life, please take time and consider all your options before you embark on this journey.
When is the right time to seek guidance about parenting?
18th August 2020by Priyanka Naveen
When is the right time to seek guidance about parenting?
Trying to get some tips on Parenting?
We are all intelligent In our own way
18th August 2020by Krishna Gangadhar
We are all intelligent In our own way
Encouraging your child in the field that he/she has an inherent aptitude and intelligence will ensure that they are the best at what they do which will further ensure that they have a fulfilling and financially independent life.
Various ways of learning
18th August 2020by Amrita Bandopadhyay
Various ways of learning
Individuals have different ways of learning, each have their own style and technique. Some may prefer writing, while others prefer reading aloud. Others may learn best by observing. The styles overlap, mix to some degree and sometimes we find a dominant or preferred style emerge for certain individuals.
Top 6 Memory Boosters
18th August 2020by Sakina Patrawala
Top 6 Memory Boosters
Brain boosters
Tips To Break Bad Habits
17th August 2020by Truhap
Tips To Break Bad Habits
Replacing your bad habits with good and healthy ones can seem quite difficult. But nothing is impossible if you have the will to take charge of your life. Break bad habits with these easy tips and acquire good habits that can give you a better quality of life.
Tips To Be An Awesome Mother
17th August 2020by Vinaya Saunders
Tips To Be An Awesome Mother
Tips To Be An Awesome Mother
Time To Make Your Mind To Take Care Of You (Too):
17th August 2020by Truhap
Time To Make Your Mind To Take Care Of You (Too):
As moms we forget to focus on self health because we don’t take sick days. Our priority is always the family-husband, kids, in-laws etc.  We talk a lot about self care but when it comes to implementation nothing will be done.
Three Simple Ways To Improve Your Career
17th August 2020by Truhap
Three Simple Ways To Improve Your Career
THREE SIMPLE WAYS TO IMPROVE YOUR CAREER. Read on to find out.
Think You understand Self-Harm? Think Again.
17th August 2020by Javeria Junaidi
Think You understand Self-Harm? Think Again.
One of the main reasons for self-harm is coping.
There Is More Than Just PMSing
17th August 2020by Truhap
There Is More Than Just PMSing
Most of us are aware of PMS (Pre-Menstrual Syndrome) as its symptoms affect more than 90 percent of menstruating women.
The Psychology of Procrastination and Laziness
3rd October 2023by Krishna Gangadhar
The Psychology of Procrastination and Laziness
Procrastination and laziness are common foes in the battle for productivity. We’ve all been there putting off tasks, feeling sluggish, and struggling to muster the motivation needed to get things done. But what lies beneath these seemingly unproductive behaviors? Is there a psychological explanation for our tendency to delay action and embrace idleness? Along with...
Mental Health And The Trend Of Self Diagnosis
4th September 2023by Krishna Gangadhar
Mental Health And The Trend Of Self Diagnosis
Mental Health And The Trend Of Self-Diagnosis   However much you want to be happy with any positive outcome, life will always remind you that “Every coin has two sides”. Similar is the case with growing awareness regarding mental health. It is greatly comforting to see that society as a whole regardless of the socio-economic...
Emotional Abuse in Intimate Relationships
7th August 2023by Krishna Gangadhar
Emotional Abuse in Intimate Relationships
Emotional Abuse in Intimate Relationships   Emotional Abuse is the absolute worst. Why? You don’t have scars to show and prove as you can with physical abuse. It is not your body that is hurt so you can heal but your core spirit that is drowned into orchestrated self-doubt and fear by your partner; The...
Understanding Angry Child
26th July 2023by Krishna Gangadhar
Understanding Angry Child
Understanding Angry Child     If you are a parent, you definitely aren’t a stranger to these experiences; Scenario 1: Sibling Rivalry At times, It may seem like your Oldest child is lashing out at or hitting his younger sister for no reason. But If you can find the root cause, Most of the time...
Measure Your Child’s Success Beyond Grades
4th July 2023by Krishna Gangadhar
Measure Your Child’s Success Beyond Grades
Hi! Finally, Done with the exams season. The Math paper was so tough this year and I have to check with the teacher, I don’t understand how they can ask questions that are completely out of the syllabus!
Supporting your Child Navigate through Exam Stress
4th July 2023by Krishna Gangadhar
Supporting your Child Navigate through Exam Stress
In today’s age, parents cannot afford to take exams and grades lightly. At the same time, they shouldn’t direct their fears, stress, and expectations on children and just be their support system. Yet, most parents falter not because they are unaware of this fact but because they aren’t conscious of their approach.
Loneliness in Men
30th June 2023by Krishna Gangadhar
Loneliness in Men
A step towards addressing men's mental health. Loneliness in men has been on the raise and has gotten worse with the COVID era. Here, We discuss various reasons and causes for loneliness in men and provide some actionable suggestions on how they can handle their loneliness better.
Every Thing You Need to know about Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD)
28th February 2022by Truhap
Every Thing You Need to know about Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD)
Read this blog today to know about Obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) and its treatment and diagnosis.
Learning Disabilities and Disorders
20th February 2022by Truhap
Learning Disabilities and Disorders
Learning disorders can also be present with emotional or behavioural disorders. Read this blog to know more.
Emotional Exhaustion: All you need to know
8th February 2022by Truhap
Emotional Exhaustion: All you need to know
Do you feel depressed or need treatment for Emotional Exhaustion? Read this blog to know more.
Neurodiversity: Explained
29th January 2022by Truhap
Neurodiversity: Explained
Neurodevelopmental Disorders are disorders that occur due to an interaction between genetics and the environment. Note: This means you are not responsible for the child’s ADHD, Autism, Manic Depressive illness and many more. No matter what others say you are not a bad parent. Most of these disorders are present in our genes.
The Downfall of Child Development
24th January 2022by Truhap
The Downfall of Child Development
There are may reason for the downfall of child development. These can be controlled and used to our advantage just by getting to know about them.
Difficulty in Focusing? Is it Autism or ADHD? Or Both?
19th January 2022by Truhap
Difficulty in Focusing? Is it Autism or ADHD? Or Both?
Read this article to know the key difference between Autism and ADHD.
Reinforcement theory and why it is important
31st December 2021by Truhap
Reinforcement theory and why it is important
Reinforcement is a term used in behavioural analysis and in a specific kind of intentional behaviour change known as operant conditioning. It is a process of increasing the incidence of a (measurable) desirable behaviour.
Empty Nest Syndrome – All You Need to Know
23rd December 2021by Truhap
Empty Nest Syndrome – All You Need to Know
Empty nest syndrome refers to the grief that many parents feel when their children move out of the home. Read this blog to know more.
The Effects of Smartphone Usage on your brain
18th December 2021by Truhap
The Effects of Smartphone Usage on your brain
Is the use of cell phones affecting our health in an adverse manner? This is a question which has been asked for quite sometime now. Yet a satisfactory answer has not been found. A new study now shows that energy from cell phones can affect brain activity.
Grounding Techniques for Self-Regulation
1st December 2021by Truhap
Grounding Techniques for Self-Regulation
The Various Grounding Techniques for Self Regulation. Read this blog to know more.
How to Help a Child with Selective Mutism
26th November 2021by Truhap
How to Help a Child with Selective Mutism
Selective Mutism is a complex childhood anxiety disorder characterized by a child's inability to speak and communicate. Read this blog to know more.
Psychologist vs. Psychiatrist: What is the Difference?
8th November 2021by Truhap
Psychologist vs. Psychiatrist: What is the Difference?
The fact is although they may sound similar and synonymous, they support patients with mental health issues, but their roles are different. Let's read this blog to know more.
Post Traumatic Stress Disorder: All You Need To Know
30th October 2021by Truhap
Post Traumatic Stress Disorder: All You Need To Know
Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) is a condition wherein the patient faces extreme mental distress because of any traumatic event faced in the past.
How to increase your child’s intelligence?
21st October 2021by Truhap
How to increase your child’s intelligence?
Let us admit that all of us wish our kids to be the smarty-pants in the entire class. Parents all over the world are getting inclined to buy IQ boosting products to make their kids smarter. Some parents are attempting to raise their children's IQ as much as possible.
Premenstrual Dysphoric Disorder (PMDD)
19th October 2021by Truhap
Premenstrual Dysphoric Disorder (PMDD)
Premenstrual dysphoric disorder (PMDD) is a serious health issue and is common in around 10% of menstruating women. Premenstrual syndrome (PMS) is slightly different from premenstrual dysphoric disorder and is more severe than PMS.
Does marriage counselling work? (And can it save your marriage?)
30th September 2021by Truhap
Does marriage counselling work? (And can it save your marriage?)
Yes, marriage/couples counselling works. It works because both partners in the relationship do the work to save their relationship. It is the process of saving marriages.
Everything you need to know about Postnatal Depression
27th September 2021by Truhap
Everything you need to know about Postnatal Depression
More research is required to understand the root cause of the development of postnatal depression. Other causes seem to be stressful events post-childbirth, anxiety, the responsibility of the baby, feeling isolated, etc.
How to Quit Smoking? (A Guide to Save Your Health)
21st September 2021by Truhap
How to Quit Smoking? (A Guide to Save Your Health)
Human beings are prone to picking up one or another habit, be it bad or good habits. The reasons for this could be many, like influence from surrounding factors such as peer pressure, inclinations towards a particular habit, current psychological health, etc.
Improve Your Child’s Performance During Exams Through Right Food
2nd September 2021by Truhap
Improve Your Child’s Performance During Exams Through Right Food
Exams are periodic assessments that are an integral part of the academic journey of each child. Though they are just an assessment tool, it causes a lot of stress on the child’s nervous system.
15 Simple Solutions for Stress Busting
24th August 2021by Truhap
15 Simple Solutions for Stress Busting
Biological stress is a recent discovery. In the 1950s, endocrinologist Hans Slye documented and identified stress and the adverse effects of stress.
Understanding ADHD
3rd August 2021by Raveena Singh
Understanding ADHD
It is important to note that the difficulty is with motivation and not intellect or ability. Possible deficits in academic or working capacity come about as a result of inattention as secondary outcomes but can be managed and worked around.
Your Child Needs Therapy: Part 1
30th July 2021by Truhap
Your Child Needs Therapy: Part 1
"It is easier to build strong children than to repair broken men." - Frederick Douglass
Bipolar Disorder- Part 1
26th July 2021by Truhap
Bipolar Disorder- Part 1
Bipolar disorder is a mental illness comprising of severe mood swings ranging from euphoric x hyperactive- mania- to low x lethargic- depression.
SELF-CARE
19th July 2021by Truhap
SELF-CARE
How often do you do nothing? Or just sit by the window and watch as you sip your favorite coffee or dance or paint and so on...
POSITIVE DISCIPLINE
2nd June 2021by Truhap
POSITIVE DISCIPLINE
Preventing misbehavior is obviously preferable to dealing with it after it has occurred. Most experts contend that the best way to prevent classroom misbehavior is to provide a stimulating curriculum that involves students so successfully that they spend little time thinking of misbehaving.
Exam Stress
2nd June 2021by Truhap
Exam Stress
Studying at every available opportunity can lead to information overload. We suggest that you set yourself a program and stick to it as much as possible. Studying for 20 minutes at a time, followed by a 'reflection period' on what you have learned and then a 10 minute break - is ideal for optimum learning
ANTISOCIAL PERSONALITY DISORDER
2nd June 2021by Truhap
ANTISOCIAL PERSONALITY DISORDER
Antisocial behavior are rebellious acts that are distinguished by noticeable and unnoticeable hostility and aggression for others. This behavior can be noticeable like hitting, bullying, abusing or unnoticeable behavior like cheating, overlooking others etc
30th November 2020by Javeria Junaidi
GRATITUDE: I cannot emphasize enough how important it is.
You go to any psychologist and ask them one thing they would want their client to implement in their life and without a moment’s hesitation they are all likely to say GRATITUDE.
30th November 2020by Truhap
Truth About Sleeping Pills
Sleeping pills may/do not improve sleep but due to their amnesic effects people THINK they sleep better under the influence of sleeping medication because they don’t remember being awake.
Move Your Way to Wellness
18th August 2020by Raveena Singh
Move Your Way to Wellness
How do we know that something is alive? A basic question we try and answer in junior biology classes. One of the basic answers is locomotion, or simply, the ability to move.
Amygdala Hijack
18th August 2020by Badri Pavan
Amygdala Hijack
Have you ever wondered why have you reacted the way you did to a particular situation? You could have reacted in a better way but you could not? All your emotions where taking you in control? I know, you could not help!! That’s all because of a small part in the brain called Amygdala. Now what is this? Read on to find out.
Stress Relieving Yoga Poses
18th August 2020by Swetha Pulijala
Stress Relieving Yoga Poses
Stress is the main reason which is stopping us from living our life to the fullest . Yoga is one of the best ways to reduce stress and to calm the body and mind.
Secret of successful Attention
18th August 2020by Partha Saradhi
Secret of successful Attention
Attention has been a bigger issue not only in school going children, but even in adults of all ages.

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