Challenges Faced By Therapists
One of the most constant features of any profession is that it requires tremendous efforts to provide an appropriate amount of efficiency.
Media Portrayal of Mental illness
The media has a huge impact on us. From reading or watching the news every morning, to scrolling through social media sites throughout the day and unwinding with our favorite shows, we’re influenced by different forms of media throughout the day.
What is Psychological Well-Being
The concept of psychological well-being has its roots in positive psychology. Psychological well-being encompasses psychological health of an individual in terms of life satisfaction and feelings of accomplishment.
Factors of Attitude Change
Attitude formation and change is a dynamic process and it occurs in the context of existing interpersonal relationships, group memberships, events, situations over a span of varying time period.
Psychological Impact of Cybercrime
The dark side of the use of the internet can have serious complicated effects in several different areas. It can cost financial loss and cause interpersonal as well as emotional distress.
Self Validation
Validation is essential for everybody. It is to feel accepted and understood. It’s typical to wish to receive validation from others – caregivers, spouses, boss, friends but a few pursue external validation to a degree that becomes unhealthy.
Children of LGBTQIA+ parents
Parenting – the process of raising children and providing them with protection and care in order to ensure their healthy development into adulthood.
Attitude Formation
Attitude is an evaluation, which is either positive or negative in nature having three basic components of affection, behaviour and cognition, varying from person to person in intensity.
How can Graduating Students Overcome Doubt?
As students come to the end of their final semester the one thing that accompanies them is doubt. It is a lingering feeling that builds up throughout the year and it is most prominent when the student is at the verge of graduating and moving on into the world.
Child Abuse and Psychological Maltreatment
Child abuse refers to the act of intentionally harming a child. Although commonly, “abuse” is associated with some form of physical harm, child abuse can take several forms.
Codependency
Codependency refers to a mental, emotional, physical, and/or spiritual reliance on a partner, friend, or family member. It influences one’s capability to attain a healthy, fulfilling relationship.
Parents and their LGBTQIA+ children
This would be the most suitable quote for our article today. Maya Angelou, a renowned American poet, memoirist, and civil rights activist believed that children should learn to celebrate their own differences and those of people around them.
Color Therapy
Color therapy and healing is an alternate therapy that makes use of the visible spectrum of light and color to modify a person’s mood and physical or mental health.
Impact of Social Media on Human Behaviour
Our society has achieved major progress in the field of technology that has made education, employment, physical exercise, shopping, traveling and execution of daily activities easier for the entire population.
Logotherapy
Logotherapy is a form of psychotherapy developed by psychiatrist and neurologist Viktor Frankl. In the 1940s, Frankl survived in Nazi concentration camps.
Stockholm Syndrome
Stockholm Syndrome isn’t a psychological diagnosis. It is a coping strategy whereby captives form a psychological bond with their captors during confinement.
Parenting of Children With Special Needs
The group known as the children with special needs is already highlighted in our previous article on Education and Counselling of Children with special needs.
LGBTQIA+ and Counselling
“From the minute they come in, let them know that they are accepted, that they are welcomed.”
– Megan Mahon (Assistant Professor of Counselling at Heidelberg University)
Resilience
The term “ resilience” is derived from the Latin word “resilire” which means “springing back”, or “jumping back up.”
Role of Religious Belief in Mental Health
Religion typically refers to socially based beliefs and traditions, often associated with customs and practices intended to enable connection to the sacred or transcendent