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How does divorce affect the emotional development of a child?

How does divorce affect the emotional development of a child?

Blog | Divorce
Divorce is a very difficult time for the whole family at both ends. When parents get divorced, the effects of divorce on children vary with different people.
Parents aggressive behavior effects positive child development

Parents aggressive behavior effects positive child development

Blog | Anger
Anger is a natural and basic emotion that is present in every human being. It is an unavoidable emotion and every person expresses anger in one way or the other. These individual differences in expression of anger makes a person's attitudes.
Towards Healthy Relationships: Exploring Green Flags

Towards Healthy Relationships: Exploring Green Flags

Blog | Relationship
Are you seeking a healthy relationship? Are you looking for a partner for life? Do you get confused between red flags and green flags?
Embracing Your Stress: Recognizing the Importance of Your Struggles and Seeking Support

Embracing Your Stress: Recognizing the Importance of Your Struggles and Seeking Support

Blog | Self-acceptance
In times of stress, we often hesitate to express ourselves, believing that others face greater challenges. However, it's crucial to understand that everyone experiences stress differently, and comparing our problems to other's is unproductive. Acknowledging and addressing our own stressors, regardless of their perceived magnitude, is essential for overall well-being.
How can I control overthinking

How can I control overthinking

Blog | Mental disorder
Some people are plagued with a constant barrage of thoughts all the time. If you are an overthinker, you might notice that you conjure up disastrous images, too, and your mind resembles a movie of what going to happen.
How Do You Stop Regretting Regret?

How Do You Stop Regretting Regret?

Blog | Emotions
Most of us have regrets of some kind, about decisions from the past, actions taken, decisions made, people we've hurt...
Procrastination to Precrastination

Procrastination to Precrastination

Blog | Harmful habits
People have various habits, both good and bad. One's personality is a combination of both good and bad habits. But, excessive of any habit can be harmful whether good or bad. Some harmful habits are smoking, overeating, alcohol consumption, self-harm, procrastination, drug abuse, nail biting and excessive screen time. This blog focuses on how to move from procrastination to Precrastination.
How To Solve Workplace Dynamics

How To Solve Workplace Dynamics

Blog | Business and Career

When The Same Person Who Can Help You, Is the Same Person You Answer To

How a random act of kindness made my day!

How a random act of kindness made my day!

Blog | Life
In the hustle of daily routines, monotony often clouds our perspectives, leaving us feeling disconnected and uninspired. Yet, amidst the darkness, there exists the potential for unexpected moments of brightness.
Panic Attack

Panic Attack

Blog | Panic attacks

Panic Attacks Reduction of Severity from High to Moderate to Mild

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