Wellness - Page 3

The practice of announcing ‘word of the year’ provides a window into how the understanding of language affects human brain and behaviours, and...

The fading joy around Santa Claus — resulting from the adult understanding that such a figure doesn’t exists — can be revived by believing in...

Loneliness, a distressing experience arising out of perceived lack of quantity or quality of social relationships, is on the rise globally, albeit at...

The extreme emotional outbursts following India’s defeat in the ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup final can be explained through a range of psychological...

With the ramifications of deepfake technology unfolding in the practical world, a sense of fear prevails — necessitating the need for meticulous...

As Children’s Day approaches, parents should strive towards raising emotionally intelligent children to nurture and protect their well-being

Acts of kindness not just soothe the bereaved minds and souls of suffering individuals but also elevate the compassionate one’s own moral compass,...

ADHD is a lifelong, non-curable neurodevelopmental disorder influenced by a range of factors; it can be successfully treated among affected adults,...

The Supreme Court’s ruling refusing to grant legal recognition of marriages between same-sex couples is a massive setback to the hopes and aspirations...

Despite considerable progress made in the domain of mental health awareness and treatment, widespread stigma continues to prevent affected...

Instead of making individuals immune to mental health problems, fame, by subduing their authentic inner self under glittering external illusions,...

Alzheimer’s disease, which is one of the most common types of dementia, cannot be cured, but can be slowed down using a range cognitive and...