by Guest Author | Apr 22, 2018 | Mental health
When a person acquires a degree in clinical psychology they are being trained as a psychotherapist. A psychotherapist is someone who is licensed to assist in helping another person out of neurotic / self-defeating patterns of thinking and behaving that are re-creating...
by Neeta | Mar 9, 2018 | Mental health
As per the Social Issues Research Center’s “The Smell Report”, various scents stimulate cognitive recognition in the brain. The cognitive memory is usually highly personal as a specific scent may have accompanied a moment with a meaning. The ability of smell has been...
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...
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...
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...
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,...
