by Neeta | May 12, 2017 | Mental health
While many American schools may think otherwise about a fidget spinner, more and more research is proving that fidgeting is in fact good for hyperactive people. A study issued in the Journal of Abnormal Child Psychology, says that hyperactive movements connected to ADHD can help people learn better and focus. The study revealed that the more complicated the task, the more hyperactive the ADHD subjects turned. It appears that these movements are done to cope and adjust to improve cognitive tasks.
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by Ceca | Sep 5, 2016 | Mental health
It’s completely normal to get anxious or nervous from time to time, for example, when going through a divorce or speaking in public. Nevertheless, for some people anxiety can become so forceful and so frequent that it starts taking over their lives. The Awareness Network is trying to help people with anxiety disorders in Montana by promoting treatment and ending stigma. …
by Neeta | Jul 17, 2016 | Mental health
Have you ever dreamed of attaining a magic through which you can solve all problems in your lives? Yes, we all dream of it sometimes or the other – when everything is going wrong in our life on a particular day, week or month, when we or someone in our family is in ill health, or when we are in a sad state of mind. However, we become even sadder when we realize that such a magic doesn’t exist! What if I tell you that it exists? You won’t perhaps believe me; but you will certainly believe a great visionary like Shirlee Hall telling about it through her book “…
by Neeta | Jun 27, 2016 | Health Information, Mental health
The duty of a caregiver is quite tough because s/he has to monitor multiple things regarding her/his patient, like maintaining hygiene, organizing the patient’s schedule, medication adherence, laundry, monitoring changes in patient’s health, like that in breathing, blood pressure, mental ups and downs, etc. During these multiple types of tasks, there is a major responsibility on a professional caregiver to maintain the mental alertness of her/his patient. Here are some tips.
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by Neeta | Feb 19, 2016 | Mental health
A problematic marriage is extremely stressful for both husband and wife. However, it is often seen that the husband and wife involved in such a marriage are reluctant to talk to each other, though they discuss the problem with others. And if at all, they talk, they usually end up in shouting at each other. They can take help of a marriage counselor; however, there is a more effective method to solve the deep-seated problems like a spendthrift spouse or financial insecurity – a postnuptial agreement! There are pros and cons of postnuptial agreements; still, it is a potentially effective way to save your marriage.…
by Neeta | Jan 22, 2016 | Mental health
The usage of nootropics for cognitive enhancement is increasing day by day and thereby, number of new nootropics is also increasing. Though all the nootropics are considered to be better by common people, there are slight differences between them, which make it necessary to determine the best one for you. Here we would like to let you learn more about the smart drug Noopept as compared to other nootropics like Aniracetam and Piracetam.…
While many American schools may think otherwise about a fidget spinner, more and more research is proving that fidgeting is in fact good for hyperactive people. A study issued in the Journal of Abnormal Child Psychology, says that hyperactive movements connected to ADHD can help people learn better and focus. The study revealed that the more complicated the task, the more hyperactive the ADHD subjects turned. It appears that these movements are done to cope and adjust to improve cognitive tasks.
