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Dispelling the Myths: Therapy Simplified

Dispelling the Myths: Therapy Simplified

by Shantanu Tilak | Oct 30, 2017 | Counselling, Mental Health, Misconceptions, Psychology

Walking into a psychology clinic for therapy, you might think ‘I’m here to get the crazy out of me’, or ‘people are going to judge me in a really harsh light if they find out’. We know how it feels. Clients always tend to put the notion...
Coping With the Post-Festive Slump

Coping With the Post-Festive Slump

by Shantanu Tilak | Oct 24, 2017 | Adjustment, Anxiety, Depression, Mental Health, Misconceptions, Psychology, Social Psychology, Stress

We all feel a certain level of enthusiasm and mirth during the festive season. In countries such as India, where collectivist ideologies run supreme, it is but natural for a communal environment to perpetuate during the auspicious times of the year. Families unite to...
Psychological First Aid: Healing the Wounds of Crisis

Psychological First Aid: Healing the Wounds of Crisis

by Shantanu Tilak | Oct 2, 2017 | Adjustment, Anxiety, Community Psychology, Counselling, Existentialism, Mental Health, Psychology, Stress

When we look at communities and how they should be kept stable in the wake of disaster, psychological first aid comes to mind. Each and every context that dots the world is never a fully stable entity. There will always be slight or major inconsistencies that throw...
Autism and Media Use: The Link

Autism and Media Use: The Link

by Shantanu Tilak | Sep 27, 2017 | Adjustment, Health, Mental Health, Psychology, Social Psychology, Uncategorized

The development of a human being, according to Piaget, is divided into concrete stages that trace the evolution of the mind and the body with experience. Piaget’s theory of development is all encompassing in terms of the span it covers with respect to age. It...
Understanding the Alzheimer’s Brain

Understanding the Alzheimer’s Brain

by Shantanu Tilak | Sep 21, 2017 | Free Educational Articles, Mental Health, Psychology

Progressive neuro-cognitive disease can often be tragic because of the toll it take son the way individuals are able to interact with their external environments. As situations worsen, cognition is damped upon to a great deal, and the things an individual thought were...
Dissociative Identity Disorder: Phasing in and Out

Dissociative Identity Disorder: Phasing in and Out

by Shantanu Tilak | Sep 20, 2017 | Adjustment, Anxiety, Depression, Existentialism, Mental Health, Misconceptions, Psychology, Social Psychology, Uncategorized

Much is left to be unearthed about the mysterious changes that occur within an individual’s body when they exhibit signs and symptoms of Dissociative Identity Disorder. The signs of this condition are evident when individuals phase in and out of varied...
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