Art Therapy

Art Therapy

Art therapy, as the name suggests, involves both- Art and Psychology. The establishment of art therapy as an approach in mental health intervention took place in the mid-twentieth century. The British artist, Adrian Hill, coined the term “art therapy”, when he found...
Queerbaiting

Queerbaiting

As media representation of the LGBTQIA+ community increases, there is a rise in both positive and negative representation. The term “queerbaiting” has been an important aspect of the discussion in recent years. Queerbaiting can occur in any form of media- books,...
Identity Crisis

Identity Crisis

Identity comprises the experiences, relationships, beliefs, values, and memories that construct a person’s subjective sense of self. This creates a self-image that stays fairly constant even as different aspects of the self are developed or strengthened over...
Erotomania

Erotomania

Delusions in psychiatric illness are common forms of false beliefs that can be easily developed in clients or patients either in a mild or severe form. One of the rare conditions of delusion is erotomania where the individual tends to fixate on the idea that someone...
Narcissism

Narcissism

Narcissism was initially recognised as a mental disorder by the British physician Havelock Ellis in 1989. It is characterized by an inflated self-image and a fixation on fantasy, by an atypical calmness, disrupted only when the narcissist feels intimidated, and by the...
Psychological First-Aid

Psychological First-Aid

Most of us associate “first-aid” with physical injury or pain. However, psychological first aid (PFA) is an evidence-informed model utilized in disaster response to assist those impacted immediately after a traumatic event such as a terrorist attack, natural disaster...