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The Psychology of Decision-making
In our regular routines, we continually face making plenty of choices. Some are minor, such as picking what to wear or what to have for breakfast, while others convey critical outcomes that can shape our future. The brain research of direction reveals the intricate cycles that underlie our decisions, offering significant bits of knowledge into why we conclude the manner in which we do.
By Pearl E. White3 years ago in Psyche
When Should You Try Couples Counseling?
Couples counseling, also known as couples therapy or marriage counseling, can be beneficial for couples at various stages of their relationship. Here are some situations when you may consider trying couples counseling:
By Samantha Jones3 years ago in Psyche
Trauma, Grief, and Loss.
When working in primary residential substance abuse treatment, one counselor I worked with did grief work with people almost exclusively. I learned many things from her.
By Denise E Lindquist3 years ago in Psyche
Understanding Cognitive Biases: Unveiling the Patterns of Irrational Thinking
Introduction: In our daily lives, we encounter countless situations that require us to make decisions. From simple choices like what to wear to complex matters like career decisions, our minds are constantly at work. However, have you ever wondered why we sometimes make irrational decisions or fall into certain thinking patterns that defy logic? The answer lies in cognitive biases, which are innate tendencies that affect our judgment and decision-making processes. In this article, we will explore the fascinating world of cognitive biases, uncovering their impact on our thoughts, behaviors, and overall perception of reality.
By Lomat Al Noor 3 years ago in Psyche
Why You Should Throw A Pity Party
You've most likely heard the term pity party before in your life. If not, allow me a quick explanation. The dictionary definition is "an instance of feeling self-indulgently sorry for yourself."
By Ashley Tripp3 years ago in Psyche
A Journey to Wholeness.
Introduction: In a world where mental health is often shrouded in silence and stigma, it takes immense courage to share one's personal struggles. As I reflect on my own journey, I am compelled to lend my voice to the important conversation surrounding mental health. This is the story of my battle with mental health, a journey that has shaped me into the resilient individual I am today.
By Ogunwusi Adedapo Kolawole3 years ago in Psyche
How To Take A Shower When You Don’t Feel Like?
Functional impairments have been often observed in people with depression. While studies have mainly focused on reduction of symptomatic criteria such as low mood, self-esteem etc. as an outcome, relatively fewer studies have paid attention to drops in the level of grooming or personal hygiene as a key outcome. These can interfere with a person’s functioning and performance. Also, the executive functioning deficits which helps in planning, starting and completing tasks is impaired in people with depression. (Stewart et al., 2020).
By iDigitize Infotech LLP3 years ago in Psyche
Therapy
I woke up today with a need to share very intimately, some things that I’ve been holding inside, afraid to look at, feel, and come to terms with. I’ve just had a birthday and suddenly I want to seek meaning again and I want my life to matter. I’m still figuring it out and was reminded by my Aunt, that we all are no matter how green the grass looks on the other side.
By Leah Ella3 years ago in Psyche
Time may not exist
Time may not exist. Or be, otherwise speaking, a mere measure of space- consequence of our logical presupposition, as inevitable and intuitive, to name an entity in the sphere of reality and make it exist.
By Ludovica Iorio3 years ago in Psyche
The Greatest Harm
Narcissistic parents possess an excessive sense of self-importance and a constant need for admiration, often at the expense of their children's well-being. Their self-centered behaviors and emotional manipulation can have profound and long-lasting effects on the emotional development of their children. This article explores the ways in which narcissistic parents emotionally damage their children, leading to significant psychological and interpersonal challenges.
By Victor remy3 years ago in Psyche
Does your therapist know you're lying to them?
The spouse in couples therapy who is adamant that they are not having an affair, despite an overwhelming amount of very unambiguous evidence to the contrary.
By Megan Malcolm3 years ago in Psyche
Hot Tub Meditation Guide
Meditating in Your Portable Hot Tub When it comes to self-care, keeping your body and mind healthy is key. And with 84% of people focusing more on self-care, as of 2021, it is no wonder people are looking for new and useful ways to wind down after the stresses of the day. And what environment could be better than a portable hot tub?
By Media Admin3 years ago in Psyche