Students’ well-being Knockdown in Lockdown
Have you ever experienced a feeling when a villain role in a movie is stronger than expected and you wait till climax just to see him or her losing but it leaves you devastated when they win over? Now this
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Therapy
Is psychological debriefing a harmful intervention for survivors of trauma?
Psychological debriefing (PD) is a formal form of delivering emotional and psychological aid instantly after a traumatic incident. It aims to inhibit the growth of post-traumatic stress disorder (also known as PTSD) and other adverse sequelae. Despite the extensive use
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The Language of Suicide
Have you ever noticed how while conversing about suicide, people are at loss of words, often unaware about the appropriate ways to initiate the topic or simply engage in it mindlessly, using vocabulary which disregards the cause? Due to the
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A Skin next to your skin
The expectant mother experiences an upsurge of excitation when the fetus first kicks inside her tummy. That’s the first contact between the unborn and its container. The grasp of a baby communicates trust. Hugs are the best way to transfer
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Travel
Travel Psychologist Perspective: How not been able to travel in affecting our mental wellbeing as travel escapist
The pandemic is going to fade slowly, with after effects, a lot of which will be psychological,This subject of Travel Psychology inquests about the relevance of embracing a multidisciplinary sight to enhance understanding of travel. This industry focuses on embodied
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Two approaches to treat Borderline Personality Disorder
Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD) is a serious mental illness that centres on the inability to manage emotions effectively. The disorder occurs in the context of relationships: sometimes all relationships are affected, sometimes only one. It usually begins during early adulthood.
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Fear of Missing Out
Imagine it is December 31st. Everyone is excited and happy for the New Year’s Party. Your colleagues are discussing their exciting plans; your best friend texts you to ask if you are ready for the party at the most happening
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Not Just for Crazy People
“Ugh, I’m fine. I’m not suffering. And even if I am, I’m not in any measure crazy?! Plus, I surely ain’t going to tell my problems to a random stranger.” All individuals live their lives and deal with environments differently,
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Online Dating Cause and effect
Well, as it’s the year 2022, it’s no secret that almost everyone who is/was single recently has tried the online dating game. Each one of us, if not tried it, has a friend who definitely is on it. Specially, in
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“All insurance policies shall cover mental illness”: IRDAI
According to the Mental Health Act of 2017, every insurer will be required to provide medical insurance for the treatment of mental illnesses on the same basis as physical health insurance, if health problems or illnesses arise. Concerns about the pandemic aim