A new study published in the International Journal of Cognitive Therapy, has revealed that people who are too harsh on themselves are more likely to exhibit behaviours that resemble those of OCD patients.
Traumatic early childhood experiences, frequent migration, educational failures, family history of mental illness and stress at school can be some of the reasons for your child's depression.
Tackling a teen with impulsive disorder is not smooth. You will have to be patient and know certain tricks to win their hearts to ensure they are eager to follow what you say and overcome their challenge. Here are some handy tips that may turn you to their guide.
Are your children watching horror movies and violent TV shows or movies constantly? Then, be careful, your children might develop fear and exhibit aggressive behaviour!
The study reveals that materialistic people use Facebook to both achieve their goals and feel good.
They are harmful to health and should be limited through more stringent regulation by restrictions.
The clinic is aptly named 'Lighthouse' and was launched on 11 November, 2017 at Hotel Taj.
Meditative and religious retreats are likely to have changes in the brains systems associated with mood and social behaviour says a study.
All were being treated for emotional, developmental or behavioural problems.
Increased levels of testosterone shapes a man's behaviours.
A study suggests that people with anger issues tend to misunderstand the intentions of other people.
According to Dr Sameer Malhotra, director (mental health and behavioural sciences) at Max Super Specialty Hospital, personality profile of an individual is influenced by both genes and environment he lives in.
According the University of Houston study, families face a substantial quantity-quality trade-off: increases in family size decrease parental investment, decrease childhood performance on cognitive tests and measures of social behaviour.
If you have an aggressive nature then you should know that neuroimaging studies suggest that frontolimbic regions of the brain, structures that regulate emotions, play an important role in the biology of aggressive behaviour.
Sexually abused kids more likely to suffer from ADHD in adulthood
Kids who snore likely to develop behavioural problems
Kids of parents with suicidal behaviour are 5 times likelier to attempt suicide
Can't resist overeating? You could be suffering from eating addiction
Understanding autism - its causes, symptoms and treatment
Obese kids likely to have immediate serious health and behaviour problems
Do video games really make kids violent?
A new study published in the International Journal of Cognitive Therapy, has revealed that people who are too harsh on themselves are more likely to exhibit behaviours that resemble those of OCD patients.
Traumatic early childhood experiences, frequent migration, educational failures, family history of mental illness and stress at school can be some of the reasons for your child's depression.
Tackling a teen with impulsive disorder is not smooth. You will have to be patient and know certain tricks to win their hearts to ensure they are eager to follow what you say and overcome their challenge. Here are some handy tips that may turn you to their guide.
Are your children watching horror movies and violent TV shows or movies constantly? Then, be careful, your children might develop fear and exhibit aggressive behaviour!
The study reveals that materialistic people use Facebook to both achieve their goals and feel good.
They are harmful to health and should be limited through more stringent regulation by restrictions.
The clinic is aptly named 'Lighthouse' and was launched on 11 November, 2017 at Hotel Taj.
Meditative and religious retreats are likely to have changes in the brains systems associated with mood and social behaviour says a study.
All were being treated for emotional, developmental or behavioural problems.
Increased levels of testosterone shapes a man's behaviours.
A study suggests that people with anger issues tend to misunderstand the intentions of other people.
According to Dr Sameer Malhotra, director (mental health and behavioural sciences) at Max Super Specialty Hospital, personality profile of an individual is influenced by both genes and environment he lives in.
According the University of Houston study, families face a substantial quantity-quality trade-off: increases in family size decrease parental investment, decrease childhood performance on cognitive tests and measures of social behaviour.
If you have an aggressive nature then you should know that neuroimaging studies suggest that frontolimbic regions of the brain, structures that regulate emotions, play an important role in the biology of aggressive behaviour.
Sexually abused kids more likely to suffer from ADHD in adulthood
Kids who snore likely to develop behavioural problems
Kids of parents with suicidal behaviour are 5 times likelier to attempt suicide
Can't resist overeating? You could be suffering from eating addiction
Understanding autism - its causes, symptoms and treatment
Obese kids likely to have immediate serious health and behaviour problems
Do video games really make kids violent?
