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23 Jul

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Do You Have Dextrophobia?

Are you afraid of objects on your right? If YES, you can have dextrophobia. You might be confused of what this dextrophobia really means. Then let us tell you in detail about this condition. What is Dextrophobia? Dextrophobia is...

Rajeswar Das

Awareness, Mental Health

26 Jun

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At 70 My Father Fought My Drug Abuse

“Addiction destroys everything in its path. Getting out of the way is the most loving form of detachment you can practice.” Although this is true, getting out of addiction can be the most difficult thing to do. At such...

tribeca care

Elder Care, Lifestyle

03 Jun

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My Bipolar Disorder Couldn’t Stop Me From Dreaming

A dream, conceived and conveyed from heart to heart, mind to mind and eye to eye… is waiting to be realised and reach its absolute culmination point. A dream that kicked off when I was a kid and steadily...

tribeca care

Lifestyle, Mental Health

08 Apr

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How Grief Counselling Can be Beneficial

To live is to grieve. Grief may be a natural reaction to any kind of loss. Grief counselling will facilitate such folks in discussing the deceased and pay a tribute to them in words, typically for the initial time. Grief...

Palak Agarwal

Mental Health

30 Mar

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Shyness in Children: Is This Natural?

Being uncomfortable at social situations or taking time to adjust to a new surrounding can be seen as a reluctance to connect with others. This can be described as ‘shyness’ in children in general. People often mistake this as...

Rishav Majumder

Lifestyle, Mental Health

25 Mar

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Psychological Counselling: Taboos and Treatment in India

Making your mental health a priority is something that goes without saying. But, in this day and age, where people are constantly under stress and suffering from frequent anxiety attacks, mental health has somewhere taken a backseat. What’s worse...

Divya Sadasivan

Mental Health

13 Mar

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10 Benefits of Counselling in Dementia

Imagine if you get up one day and have no recollection of what you did the day before. As scary as it sounds, Dementia is one such condition. They lose the faculty of thought and communication. Although it’s not...

Divya Sadasivan

Dementia, Mental Health

Archive for Tag: counselling

Do You Have Dextrophobia?

At 70 My Father Fought My Drug Abuse

My Bipolar Disorder Couldn’t Stop Me From Dreaming

How Grief Counselling Can be Beneficial

Shyness in Children: Is This Natural?

Psychological Counselling: Taboos and Treatment in India

10 Benefits of Counselling in Dementia