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The Story Of Pain
Recognizing a comprehensive model of pain, exploring its behavioural, social and psychological determinants.
Diagnosing Developmental Trauma Disorder
by Aseess Chadha
The dimensions of trauma are vast as well as deep, with a blanket effect over different areas of life and so, the necessity of an appropriate diagnosis cannot be undermined.
Is Forgetting a Mental Illness?
by Aseess Chadha
We often mistake forgetfulness for carelessness or a casual attitude. However, forgetfulness can also be an early sign of mental disorders like Dementia, Alzheimer’s Dementia, or even Depression.
Are you going through an Existential Crisis?
by Aseess Chadha
Feel like you’re in the face of an Existential Crisis? It’s absolutely normal, perhaps as normal as going from school to college.
Meeting the Alters: Personalities in Dissociative Identity Disorder
by Aseess Chadha
Understanding the complexities of Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID).
What Motivates Unreciprocated Love?
by Prachi Bhatia
What makes us capable and so interested in loving or chasing someone who doesn’t love us back? What is it that motivates us to chase “the one?”
Understanding the ADHD Brain
by Aseess Chadha
Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder or ADHD is a behavioral condition which may make everyday routines challenging, including making plans, staying organized, and maintaining focus.
Introducing Neurodevelopmental Disorders- Intellectual Disability
by Simran Premjani
This blog aims to cover a specific neurodevelopmental disorder, intellectual disability, in detail.
Effects of Spiritual Intelligence on Well-being
by Simran Premjani
Understanding the link between spiritual intelligence and well-being.
Separation Anxiety : From Childhood to Adulthood
by Aseess Chadha
This blog entails an account of “Separation Anxiety Disorder (SAD)” and its manifestations in both childhood and adult life!
Understanding Aphantasia
by Namasya Nandini Swain
Understanding the understudied condition called Aphantasia, what it encapsulates, its origin, and current research.
Paraphilic Disorders: A double taboo
by Sanjana Karnik
Let’s learn about the concept of Paraphilic Disorders, its’ types, care options, and more.
Bottling Yourself Up - Your Thoughts, Emotions, and Feelings
by Namasya Nandini Swain
The term “bottling yourself up” refers to suppressed, unexpressed feelings, and emotions that we don’t vent out. Why do we keep everything up to ourselves when it hurts and affects our psychological well-being?
Understanding The Relationship between Creativity and Schizophrenia
by Aseess Chadha
This blog explores the intersection of creativity with the psychopathological disorder Schizophrenia and how the two often co-exist and interact.
Hypnotherapy- Efficacy & Clinical Application
by Sanchita Sood
Learn about the workings of Hypnosis, its structure, and the processes involved in conducting Hypnotherapy
The Emotions Experiment- Navigating through the realm of Emotion Management
by Aseess Chadha
An attempt to understand emotions and how they can be effectively regulated.
Borderline Personality Disorder: An Overview
by Simran Premjani
Understanding Borderline Personality Disorder, its symptoms, causes, and treatment.
How to Become a Sport Psychologist
by Nupur Kaul
Our expert Nupur Kaul sheds light on career pathways to become a Sport Psychologist in India.
Bhool Bhulaiya: A Psychological Analysis
From a psychological perspective, 4 questions answered and explained about Bhool Bhulaiya, one of the most unparalleled psychological thriller you have watched.
What Makes Humans Resilient?
by Shreya Ravichandran
Understanding stress responses, social support, and various aspects of human resilience.
The Handmaid’s Tale- A Psychological Analysis
by Sanjana Kulkarni
From a psychological perspective, 5 questions answered and explained about The Handmaid’s Tale, one of the darkest, yet binge-worthy, TV shows ever been produced.
Understanding Sport Psychology
by Nupur Kaul
Our expert Nupur Kaul shares an insight into the world of Sport Psychology. Read more for an overview of the field, the processes involved in Sport Psychology, and what the schedule of a Sport Psychologist looks like.
Psychopath or Sociopath?
by Shreya Ravichandran
Despite both terms, psychopath and sociopath, being used generously in pop culture, there is very little understanding of the conditions, particularly in delineating the distinction between the two words in the field of Psychology.
Understanding Art Therapy in Psychology
by Sakshi Sapra
Art therapy can be described as various art-related activities such as painting, sketching, sculpting, photography, used in psychotherapeutic interventions and treatments.
Perfectly Imperfect: "Body Shaming"
by Sanjana Kulkarni
Body shaming is a social issue, no longer about overweight people alone but also curvy, skinny, tall, dark, short individuals, or more. Combating body shaming starts with Introspection and body positivity, a key take away from this article.
Why do we chase "the one"?
by Prachi Bhatia
Why are people motivated to desire someone who doesn’t reciprocate the same feelings of love?
Who am I?
by Sanjana Karnik
‘Quarter Life Crisis’ is a relatively lesser known identity crisis that leaves young adults anxious, depressed, confused and full of doubt.
Love, Unrequited
by Sanjana Karnik
Unrequited love or one sided love refers to the love that is not reciprocated or rewarded, consequently resulting in heartbreak or failed relationships.
Sexual Coercion
by Sanjana Kulkarni
Sexual coercion is when an abuser manipulates the victim to engage in sexual activity against their implicit or explicit wishes.
Depression : NOT a sign of "weakness"
by Sanjana Karnik
Depression is one of the most common, yet misunderstood mood disorders.
ROCD in Romantic Relationships
by Simran Premjani
In ROCD, an individual has intrusive, recurring, unwanted images, thoughts or impulses about close interpersonal relationships.
OMG! You're so OCD!
by Sanjana Karnik
What is OCD and how it’s not ‘cool’ to use the term as an adjective.
In conversation with an emerging Psychiatrist
by Prachi Bhatia
One-on-one conversation with Dr. Shivani Dualists, an emerging psychiatrist about her perspective on the topic of mental health in India.
What is Anxiety?
by Prachi Bhatia
Anxiety includes intense, excessive, and constant worrying and fear about everyday situations.
Mind over Matter - An Instagram Live Q & A session on mental health with S.CO.P.E, K.C. College
by Niharika Thakkar
The Students Committee for Participation in Events at K.C. College, Mumbai hosted Niharika Thakkar from PsychLine.in for a live Q & A.