Hoarding disorder is one of the anxiety disorders since it can spark marked anxiety in the individual going through the disorder. To put it simply, the individual goes through the fear and anxiety of losing one’s possessions which results in...
By: Daniel Parker
Reading is food for the brain. The more you read, the more you feed your brain. Reading can be considered as an exercise for your brain. When you read, you’re helping your brain to stimulate and analyze data. This can...
By: Daniel Parker
You might find it difficult to hear when someone sits you down and finally tells you the brutal truths about life and this world. But if you want to live at your fullest and get the most of our life,...
By: Samantha Kindler
Extreme fear or anxiety triggered by certain patterns or geometric figures. Trypophobia falls under the category of specific phobias: phobia for specific things. Do you ever see holes, beehives or biological cells and it scares the bejesus out of you?...
By: Daniel Parker
Anti social behavior is basically negative behavior towards the society and it can potentially be harmful for the ones around such people. It is quite hard to differentiate between an antisocial person and an introvert. Being an introvert is okay,...
By: Daniel Parker
Brain fog or mental fog, is a term used in medical science to refer clouding of consciousness, referring to an abnormality in the regulation of consciousness which is mild and less severe than a insanity. A victim might experience a...
By: Samantha Kindler
Claustrophobia: The fear of closed and confined places. The triggers provoke the fear of what incidents could happen in those closed spaces. Agoraphobia: The fear and anxiety provoked by crowded places. It arises the fear of being helpless in a...
By: Daniel Parker
Schizophrenia is a psychological disorder that is accompanied by hallucinations and delusions. It’s a very serious illness that affects a person’s emotions, brain, relationships, and decision making. Since the hallucinations and delusions feel as real as the world around us,...
By: Samantha Kindler
Over the past couple of years, meditation has sprung from Himalayan hilltops and Japanese Zens to corporate boardrooms and halls of power, like Google, Apple, the U.S. House of Representatives, the Pentagon, and Aetna. Meditation’s potential for reducing stress, lowering blood pressure, and improving emotional regulation...
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