The Architecture of Depression: Beck’s Cognitive Triad
Until the 20th century, two competing views of depression dominated clinical understanding: the psychoanalytic one, where one took a stand as “anger turned
Until the 20th century, two competing views of depression dominated clinical understanding: the psychoanalytic one, where one took a stand as “anger turned
The human mind looks a lot like a single powerful processor, but modern cognitive science tells us a very different story of a
The success of Ivan Pavlov in conditioning physiological responses in dogs captured the attention of the psychological community. This happened at the turn
Our mind is like a detective that never stops trying to figure out what is going on around us. It is curious to
In our daily life, we encounter many stressful situations, be it environmental, such as work deadlines, family arguments or psychological problems, such as
Language and culture are the frameworks through which humans experience, communicate, and understand reality. Lev Vygotsky In an era when language development was
Life is an ocean of interspersed events, obstacles, opportunities, and ups and downs through which we constantly sail, as in the labyrinth of
Human behaviour is a complex puzzle. And understanding its functions has been as complex as well. Today, we know that our behaviour is
In an increasingly fast-paced life and emotionally demanding world, people suffer more from stress, trauma, anxiety, and identity issues than ever. Talk therapies