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Potential Hazards of EMDR Therapy: What You Should Be Aware Of
Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) therapy has become one of the most widely recognized and effective treatments for trauma-related conditions such as PTSD, anxiety, and complex grief. By guiding patients through rhythmic eye movements or bilateral stimulation, EMDR helps reprocess traumatic memories, reducing their emotional charge and fostering emotional healing. However, like any powerful […]
Unraveling the Mysteries of Hebephrenic Schizophrenia
Schizophrenia is not a single experience—it’s a spectrum of conditions that affect thinking, emotion, and behavior. Among its subtypes, hebephrenic schizophrenia (also known as disorganized schizophrenia) stands out for its characteristic blend of disorganized thoughts, flat emotional expression, and unpredictable behavior. According to the National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH), schizophrenia affects roughly 1% of […]
Unraveling Object Permanence in ADHD: A Fresh Perspective
Have you ever put something down—your keys, your phone, or a project—and completely forgotten it existed until it’s too late? For many people with ADHD, this isn’t carelessness; it’s part of a deeper neurological pattern related to object permanence and executive function. While most people associate object permanence with early childhood development, in ADHD, it […]
Healing Through the Stages of Grief
Grief touches everyone differently. It can be sudden and overwhelming, or quiet and lingering. According to the American Psychological Association, grief is not a linear process but a deeply personal journey that unfolds over time. Whether the loss stems from a loved one, a relationship, or a life change, understanding the stages of grief offers […]
Duloxetine Metabolism and Elimination Timeframes
Whenever one begins or quits a prescription drug, the question arises as to how long it will stay in the body. Among people who are regularly prescribed the drug duloxetine, an antidepressant, the most common question is, How long does duloxetine remain in your system? This will not be merely about knowing you have this […]
Unlocking the Mysteries of Eidetic Memory
The mind of the human being is full of wonders. Some individuals can remember tunes they heard in their childhood, and some can even remember a book’s pages word by word as if it’s in front of them. One of the most curious and least common of such talents is the eidetic memory, and it […]
Can Stress Be a Hidden Trigger for Bloody Noses?
Most individuals would attempt to attribute nose bleeding to dry air, allergies, or some minor injury. However, stress can be a contributor. Although this could be a surprise, scientists increasingly find out that stress and nosebleeds are not as unrelated as we think. Stress influences our blood pressure, hormonal levels, and internal protection mechanisms, placing […]
Laugh Your Way to Wellness: Embracing the Benefits of Laughter
It is generally true that laughter is the best medicine, and science is beginning to support this. In addition to its positive influence, laughter’s effects on mental and physical health can be measured. It is a stress reliever, mood enhancer, strengthener of social relationships, enhancer of the immune system, and essentially a saver of the […]
Gambling Addiction Recovery Stages: Transforming Challenges into Triumphs
Gambling addiction, often referred to as a “hidden illness,” doesn’t always leave physical marks, but the emotional, financial, and psychological wounds can run deep. For many, the path into gambling addiction is subtle, winding its way through stress relief, excitement, and false hope. The journey out, however, requires courage, clarity, and consistent support. Understanding the […]
Signs You Are Begging for Attention and How to Address Them
Craving connection is deeply human, but when that longing becomes a relentless pursuit of affirmation from others, it can quietly erode self-worth and create patterns of behavior that feel more performative than authentic. If you’ve ever wondered, “Am I doing this for me – or because I want to be seen?” – you may be […]
