Psychology And Sacred Moments An electronic search of Psychological Abstracts in psychology’s last 100 years reveals a 14 to 1 ratio of psychological articles about negative emotions versus positive emotions. The imbalance in research of negative versus positive makes it ever more important to ask the question, what does it mean to live the good life? Religious scholars to philosophers to modern day psychologists have pondered...... Similar Editorial : by Arleen M. Kaptur. | Source : Human Psychology
Parapsychology: Harnessing Your Etheric Energy It is an unfortunate reality that society has inadvertently categorized the natural abilities associated with bio-etheric energy as a form of entertainment. Classifying skills such as precognitive event recognition alongside attractions like stage illusion have undermined the acknowledgement of etheric energy itself, impeding the acceptance of a wide spectrum of very natural, very real...... Similar Editorial : by Sam Vaknin. | Source : Human Psychology
Development Of Psychology A person is product of his self and the manner by which his environment affects him. In all theoretical models regarding the development of a personality, the conscious person is supposed to be motivated by internal interactions within his person. These two levels of personality interact with his environment and affect him individualistically developing his unique personality and psychological...... Similar Editorial : by Chris Morrow. | Source : Attention Deficit Disorder Children
Psychosis, Delusions, And Personality Disorders Introduction to Psychosis?Psychosis is chaotic thinking that is the result of a severely impaired reality test (?the patient cannot tell inner fantasy?from outside reality). Some psychotic?states are short-lived and transient (microepisodes). These last from a few hours to a few days and are sometimes reactions to stress. Psychotic microepisodes are common in certain personality disorders, most...... Source : Attention Deficit Disorder Children
Maps Of The Human Mind The human brain learns and orientates itself by forming mental maps of familiar places and situations.? Similar to a physical map, these mental maps not only shows the perception of the maker, they form landscapes in their own rights.“Looking at a map can teach us more with our eyes in an hour than we can learn from our ears in an entire day”.? This valuable insight was expressed in 1605 by the...... Similar Editorial : by Sam Vaknin, Ph.D.. | Source : Bipolar Ii
Imagination And Memory The memory is the ability to store the events, things and details that we have come across in our life. Not only humans, but even animals have memory. The brain stores all the necessary information about some event or thing, only if it watched, heard or sensed carefully. Any information that our senses have obtained is gathered and stored in the brain methodically. When the information is obtained...... Similar Editorial : by Jeff Earlywine. | Source : Bipolar Ii
Your Perception Can Help Or Deceive Your Memory Our perception of things depends on our experiences.? If we have not already stored something in our memory, the brain might store some new information in the wrong way; sometimes deceiving us.Has this ever happened to you” You are waiting at a bus stop, you look around and someone has caught your attention.? You do a double take – you know this face from somewhere.? You realize that this man...... Similar Editorial : by Mahesh. | Source : Bipolar Disability
Common Features Of Personality Disorders Psychology is more an art form than a science. There is no "Theory of Everything" from which one can derive all mental health phenomena and make falsifiable predictions. Still, as far as personality disorders are concerned, it is easy to discern common features. Most personality disorders share a set of symptoms (as reported by the patient) and signs (as observed by the mental health practitioner)...... Similar Editorial : by Sam Vaknin. | Source : Bipolar Disability
Postpartum Depression Secrets Women Wonâ������t Reveal To Doctors What New Mothers May NOT be telling Their DoctorsBy: Robyn B. SurdelRobyn’s Nest ~ The Parenting NetworkPostpartum mood disorders come in many shapes and sizes. Approximately 80% of all women in the United States will experience some form of mood disorder after the birth of their child. The emotional and physical discomfort they feel can be triggered by hormonal changes, lack of sleep, stress,...... Similar Editorial : by Julie and Graham. | Source : Antidepressants
Heart Failure Is A Serious Problem All Over The World Contrary to common perception heart failure conveys that the pumping ability of your heart has decreased. It does not imply that your heart has failed to function. Heart failure occurs as a result of a weakening of the heart muscle. As this weakening continues to get worse, the heart struggles to pump enough blood around the body for the proper functioning of the organs and tissues. Heart failure...... Similar Editorial : by Tony Papajohn. | Source : Coronary Artery Stenosis
Depression Treating With depression on the rise there are different ways that your depression treating can be carried out. However for the treatment to be effective your perception of its efficiency is very important. By considering the efficiency of the treatment and understanding what depression really is your treatment has a stronger chance of being effective. The most common way of treating depression is with...... Similar Editorial : by Samantha Olea. | Source : Anti Depression Drugs
Manic Depressant There are different types of depression that a person can experience. Manic Depressant or as the medical community calls it Bipolar Disorder is one such depression type. Depression disorders like Manic Depressant are mood disorders. They need to be treated with medical advice and medication coupled with therapy.In Manic Depressant there are two poles of extreme mood swings. There will be a phase...... Source : Clinically Depressed
Multiple Sclerosis - Causes, Symptoms And Treatment Multiple Sclerosis(MS)also known as disseminated sclerosis or encephalomyelitis disseminata is a chronic, inflammatory, demyelinating disease that affects the central nervous system (CNS). Multiple sclerosis affects neurons, the cells of the brain and spinal cord that carry information, create thought and perception, and allow the brain to control the body. Surrounding and protecting some of these...... Similar Editorial : by Juliet Cohen. | Source : Microcytic Anemia
Information On Irritable Bladder - A sudden strong and irresistible urge to urinate characterizes the condition of having an irritable bladder in a person. There is however no pain associated with the condition even if there may be some discomfort in the urinary bladder. Unfortunately, the need to pass urine comes about in unexpected places and at odd times, causing discomfort and embarrassment to the afflicted person. Both men and...... Similar Editorial : by 60capp11. | Source : Tool Anemia
Top 7 Tips To Treat Eye Conditions Using Vision Therapy Unfortunately, few people have ever heard of vision therapy. It is the best kept secret in eye care. The few people who know anything about it think it is the Bates Method. But Bates is outdated. This method only focus on the eye muscles. Today, we know, in addition, vision therapy works by retraining the way the brain processes visual imagery. It is more like visual biofeedback than vision...... Similar Editorial : by Jack Blacksmith. | Source : Iron Deficiency Anemia Symptoms
