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World Mental Health Day 2024: How Psychoanalysis Influences The Field Of Psychology
World Mental Health Day 2024: This article explores the connection between psychoanalysis and psychology, how psychoanalysis shapes psychological practice, and why its crucial for both the field of psychology and for individuals seeking to understand themselves better.
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Understanding The Long-Term Effects Of Meningitis: Rehabilitation And Recovery
In this article, we will explore the long-term effects of meningitis and discuss the rehabilitation and recovery processes crucial for improving outcomes.
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World Psoriasis Day 2024: How Chronic Skin Conditions Affect Psychological Well-Being
This article explores how psoriasis affects mental health and provides insights into managing both the physical and emotional challenges that come with the condition. Understanding this connection can foster more compassionate conversations and support for those living with psoriasis.
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World Suicide Prevention Day: Importance Of Recognising Symptoms And Signs Of Common Mental Disorders
This article explores the significance of recognising the symptoms and signs of common mental disorders, which is fundamental in the efforts to prevent suicide.
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'Survivor Syndrome': Ukraine Refugees Cope With Guilt Of Fleeing War
Ukrainian refugee Lana Lisetska has forgiven herself for "being saved" and is rebuilding her life thanks to a programme that tackles the often overlooked mental health struggles of people fleeing the war.
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Facebook, Instagram Ban Content Promoting 'Conversion Therapy'
Facebook and Instagram on Friday said they are banning content that promotes "conversion therapy," which is based on the unfounded notion that gays can change their sexual orientation through psychological or spiritual intervention.
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Afraid Of Heights? VR Therapy May Help You!
Opting for Virtual Reality (VR) based psychological therapy can help you reduce acrophobia or the fear of heights. Study says, VR sessions that challenged the fears of people have made them feel safer about their fear than they thought.
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How Psychotherapy Can Treat Mental Health Problems Better Than Medication
Have you been taking medications for your emotional distress and depression? There is a better way to deal with it!
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Does Your Child Have Autism? Here Are 5 Facts You Must Keep in Mind
A distinct focus on social and occupational skills is of the utmost importance. A mix of behavioural and psychological therapies can help make the journey easier.
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The King's Speech: Overcoming stammering
Over the last 3 centuries, researchers have tried to understand why stammering occurs and what can be done to 'cure' it. Up until the 19th century, the causes were attributed to everything from the devil upwards.
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Exercise May Work Better Than Medicines to Treat Fatigue in Cancer Patients
Exercises and/or psychological therapies may work better than medications for patients suffering from cancer-related fatigue. So yoga, walking, running or cycling could help.
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Men Want Quick Results from Therapy, Women Happy to Talk
Men prefer quick fixes whereas women prefer talking about their feelings during therapy to battle depression. According to this new study, men apparently commit suicide at three to four the rate in comparison to women, and yet men don't seek psychological help as much as women.
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Psychotherapy For Gut Disease Have Long-Term Benefits
While doctors have known for some time that psychological therapy can reduce the symptoms of irritable bowel syndrome -- a gastrointestinal disorder -- in the short term, a new study has found that the benefits can extend up to one year after the completion of the therapy.
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Music Therapy May Help Recover From Respiratory Disorders: Study
Music therapy can increase the effectiveness of standard rehabilitation that patients with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) and other respiratory disorders receive, a new study has found.
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Psychological First Aid: Migrant Trauma Demands Alternative Therapies
Europe's migrant crisis is forcing the advancement of new psychological therapies that go beyond existing treatments to help victims not of one traumatic event, but of multiple traumas such as rape, war and torture.
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World Mental Health Day 2024: How Psychoanalysis Influences The Field Of Psychology
World Mental Health Day 2024: This article explores the connection between psychoanalysis and psychology, how psychoanalysis shapes psychological practice, and why its crucial for both the field of psychology and for individuals seeking to understand themselves better.
-
Understanding The Long-Term Effects Of Meningitis: Rehabilitation And Recovery
In this article, we will explore the long-term effects of meningitis and discuss the rehabilitation and recovery processes crucial for improving outcomes.
-
World Psoriasis Day 2024: How Chronic Skin Conditions Affect Psychological Well-Being
This article explores how psoriasis affects mental health and provides insights into managing both the physical and emotional challenges that come with the condition. Understanding this connection can foster more compassionate conversations and support for those living with psoriasis.
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World Suicide Prevention Day: Importance Of Recognising Symptoms And Signs Of Common Mental Disorders
This article explores the significance of recognising the symptoms and signs of common mental disorders, which is fundamental in the efforts to prevent suicide.
-
'Survivor Syndrome': Ukraine Refugees Cope With Guilt Of Fleeing War
Ukrainian refugee Lana Lisetska has forgiven herself for "being saved" and is rebuilding her life thanks to a programme that tackles the often overlooked mental health struggles of people fleeing the war.
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Facebook, Instagram Ban Content Promoting 'Conversion Therapy'
Facebook and Instagram on Friday said they are banning content that promotes "conversion therapy," which is based on the unfounded notion that gays can change their sexual orientation through psychological or spiritual intervention.
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Afraid Of Heights? VR Therapy May Help You!
Opting for Virtual Reality (VR) based psychological therapy can help you reduce acrophobia or the fear of heights. Study says, VR sessions that challenged the fears of people have made them feel safer about their fear than they thought.
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How Psychotherapy Can Treat Mental Health Problems Better Than Medication
Have you been taking medications for your emotional distress and depression? There is a better way to deal with it!
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Does Your Child Have Autism? Here Are 5 Facts You Must Keep in Mind
A distinct focus on social and occupational skills is of the utmost importance. A mix of behavioural and psychological therapies can help make the journey easier.
-
The King's Speech: Overcoming stammering
Over the last 3 centuries, researchers have tried to understand why stammering occurs and what can be done to 'cure' it. Up until the 19th century, the causes were attributed to everything from the devil upwards.
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Exercise May Work Better Than Medicines to Treat Fatigue in Cancer Patients
Exercises and/or psychological therapies may work better than medications for patients suffering from cancer-related fatigue. So yoga, walking, running or cycling could help.
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Men Want Quick Results from Therapy, Women Happy to Talk
Men prefer quick fixes whereas women prefer talking about their feelings during therapy to battle depression. According to this new study, men apparently commit suicide at three to four the rate in comparison to women, and yet men don't seek psychological help as much as women.
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Psychotherapy For Gut Disease Have Long-Term Benefits
While doctors have known for some time that psychological therapy can reduce the symptoms of irritable bowel syndrome -- a gastrointestinal disorder -- in the short term, a new study has found that the benefits can extend up to one year after the completion of the therapy.
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Music Therapy May Help Recover From Respiratory Disorders: Study
Music therapy can increase the effectiveness of standard rehabilitation that patients with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) and other respiratory disorders receive, a new study has found.
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Psychological First Aid: Migrant Trauma Demands Alternative Therapies
Europe's migrant crisis is forcing the advancement of new psychological therapies that go beyond existing treatments to help victims not of one traumatic event, but of multiple traumas such as rape, war and torture.
