Mental Health Articles
151: Failure: Fear, Uncertainty, and Doubt
What causes failure? What is the solution? For years, I asked myself these questions; because I mostly failed.
152: Human Psychology and Dreams
"Dreams are rudiment of the great state to come. We dream what is about to happen." - Bailey. Our mind and our body act simultaneously. When we remain awake, our minds stay active; this is the objective part of our mind. While when we are asleep, our subjective mind remains active which fills our mind with several emotions.
153: Ten Tips for Easing Depression
The death of a loved one can erase hope and quickly turn happiness into despair. The break up of a relationship, the dissolution of a family, the loss of one's job - the list of causes is endless. Here are ten tips to ease depression.
154: Practical Anger Management Tips
Anger is an emotion all of us have experienced not just once but lots of times. Although anger is normal, when left unchecked it can have lots of negative effects on us.
155: Set Goals To Create Your Best Future
When you set goals, you quit drifting and create the future before you arrive.
156: 9 Powers of Apologizing: Healing Your Relationships
There are many powers of apologizing. They go beyond healing your relationships too encouraging open communication and reparing self-esteem. Read on to discover the powers of apologizing.
157: Using Exercise To Battle Depression
If you suffer from depression it is imperative that you see your doctor or a therapist first, but don't be surprised if they prescribe some sort of exercise regimen for you to follow in addition to some of the more normal treatments for depression.
158: Which Depression Treatment Is Right For You?
Depression is a complex illness that requires substantial intervention by a psychiatrist or psychologist to cure. In addition to consistent counseling prescription medication is also an option in the fight against depression.
159: Deciphering the Meaning of Chinese Numbers
Specific digits have an entirely different meaning to Chinese than they do to westerners.
160: Psychology and Work Life Balance
Many of us struggle every day to do what we think is demanded of us - and there are still a group of people who feel that compared to their work schedule, there are not enough hours in a day. That takes a toll physically, mentally and economically and chronic stress can lead to an increase in blood pressure and stress hormones and perhaps can even be the cause of a heart disease.
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