Let’s Get Some Mysteries of Transpersonal Psychology
Have you ever experienced a sense of being a part of something greater than yourself? This could have happened during a religious rite
Therapy
Education
What is Nervous System Dysregulation?
There are several stimuli in our environment. Our reactions to the environment are based on our interaction and communication with the stimuli in
Awareness
Self Help
Debunking the Stigma: 5 Myths About Seeking Mental Health Professional Help
Despite the awareness of growing mental health concerns in society, why do people still not prefer to go to therapy or seek any
Health
Spoon Theory: A Metaphor for Understanding Life with Chronic Illness
Living with a chronic illness is incredibly tough. Explaining what it feels like to someone who hasn’t experienced it is even harder. We
Relationship
Psychologists’ insights on Imposter syndrome and Relationships
Around 70% of people have struggled with imposter syndrome at some point in their life. With increasing prominence, it is essential to understand
Awareness
The Role of Domestic Violence Counseling in Healing and Recovery
Domestic violence is a widespread issue, with its effects being far-reaching and severe, not only for its victims but also for their children
Relationship
Self Help
Why Taking a Break Can Make Your Relationship Stronger (and how to do that)Â Â
At some point in every relationship, you might find yourself sitting across from your partner at the dinner table, feeling a strong need
Education
Psychology Behind Somatosensation
Somatosensation can be simply described as the process of giving meaning or perception of all the physical sensations that we feel through our
Self Help
How Much Reading Is Good For You?
Reading is analysing a collection of written symbols and extracting meaning from them. When we read, our brains translate the written characters—letters, punctuation,
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Object Relations Theory: How Early Relations Determine the Course of Our LifeÂ
Object relations theory is the psychoanalytic concept that bases the importance of early relationships on shaping emotional and psychological development. It attempts to