Massage Helps Treat The Most Common Mental Health Problem

The latest research could be a step up in the evidence for massage therapy.

Aug 8

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Are Brainy People Lazy? "Need For Cognition" Correlates With Less ...

According to Hollywood stereotypes, there are the clever, nerdy young people who spend most of their time sitting around thinking and reading, and then there are the jocks – the sporty, athletic lot who prefer to do as little thinking and studying ...

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What Makes People Feel Upbeat at Work

Creating a positive work environment sounds like a noble aspiration for both businesses and the people who work for them. No one ever says that they want to work in a negative environment, after all, or even in a blasé one. And yet, in late April, ...

Aug 6

Categories: Happiness, Workplace Issues

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A Lot Of "Voice Hearing" Isn't An Auditory Experience At All

The message from recent surveys is that it's not just people with a diagnosis of schizophrenia who hear voices in their heads, many people considered mentally well do to.

Aug 5

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Dementia: 9 Warning Signs Everyone Should Know

…and the type of memory problems that are nothing to worry about.

Aug 5

Categories: Dementia

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Can a "Triple Package" of Personality Traits Explain Success?

The “tiger mother” thesis is refuted by science

Aug 5

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Empathy With Strangers Can Be Learned In A Very Basic Way

Conflict all around the world is caused by a lack of understanding and empathy with other groups.

Aug 4

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Different Core Vulnerabilities in Intimate Partners

The illusion of sameness is why intimate partners misunderstand each other.

Aug 4

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This Simple Relationship Exercise Promotes Forgiveness And ...

A promising new way to maintain healthy relationships.

Aug 4

Categories: Relationships & Marriage

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Mindfulness for Children May Prevent Anxiety and Mental Illness

A new study by researchers at the University of Cincinnati (UC) explores how cognitive therapy that uses mindfulness techniques such as meditation, quiet reflection, and facilitator-led discussion, may serve as an adjunct to pharmacological ...

Aug 3

Categories: Anxiety, Mindfulness

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Exercise results in larger brain size and lowered dementia risk

Using the landmark Framingham Heart Study to assess how physical activity affects the size of the brain and one's risk for developing dementia, UCLA researchers found an association between low physical activity and a higher risk for dementia in ...

Aug 3

Categories: Dementia

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Early-childhood attention skills help predict long-term academic ...

Which early child characteristics predict long-term academic achievement and educational attainment? Research has focused on the role of early academic skills, learning enhancing behaviors, and socioemotional competencies as precursors of academic ...

Aug 3

Categories: Child Development

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How to Avoid Bad Dreams

Nightmares can be stressful in themselves not to mention a severe disruption upon much needed quality sleep time.

Aug 2

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Can We Learn How to Forget?

Neuroscientists begin to understand how the brain controls its own memory center

Aug 2

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Emotional Strength Doesn’t Come from Ignoring Your Feelings

Going about our lives emotionlessly is robotic at best and, at worst, sociopathic.

Aug 2

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