The Role of Cognitive Bias Modification in Treating Sleep Disorders
“This psychological connection provides an important basis for understanding the potential role of Cognitive Bias Modification in treating sleep disorders.” Sleep disorders are
Cognitive
Sleep
Brain
Mechanical Forces in Brain Development: The Role of Mechanobiology
Picture an infant brain as a large, bustling town made up of thousands of neural cells that are constantly on the move, growing,
Health Psychology
Alzheimer’s Vs Dementia: What’s the Difference?
Think of a senior who becomes forgetful of what she discussed, asks the same question many times, and gets confused now and then
Emotion
Social
Nonviolent Communication: The 4 Steps of NVC Explained
All of us learned to communicate in a dialogue without being taught how we should act in case of a dialogue failure. The
Therapy
What is Third-Wave CBT? Types, Techniques, and Uses
Think about a student who has an important presentation to provide; when her heart starts racing and her hands get sweaty, she starts
Clinical
Health
The Role of DSM and ICD Classification Systems in Mental Health Assessment and Treatment
Mental health assessment plays an important role in understanding psychological difficulties and identifying patterns of symptoms that may indicate a mental health condition.
Therapy
Psychological Conceptualisation: How Do Psychologists Understand a Person’s Difficulties?
A person may seek psychological help for difficulties like anxiety, anger, avoidance, prolonged depression, or merely changes in his/her behaviour. Although these are
History
Mary Whiton Calkins: The Harvard PhD She Earned but Never Received
William James called the exam Harvard’s most remarkable doctoral exam. Over the years, he reiterated his belief more than once and had every
Biopsychology
Neurotheology: The Neuroscience of Spiritual Experience
When meditating, do you feel completely tranquil? At prayer, do you get a sense of connection with a power greater than yourself, or
Therapy
Understanding Monotherapy in Mental Health
Imagine a physician giving a prescription for depression, epilepsy, hypertension or another chronic illness that includes only one medicine, where other doctors have