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Our human Brains are wired in a way that it gives weight to bad or negative experiences more than the positive ones, only one just one negative event can seize our minds which can actually affect our health, relationships and work. We humans have a tendency to attract negative stimuli more readily and to keep…
Sometimes it feels like we live in a happy positive world and the very next moment it can feel like how negative the world we live in has become. This sudden change in our attitude is driven by our thoughts. Our thoughts have the ability to change our perspective from good to bad towards life…
We all have bad habits, it’s just that sometimes we don’t recognise them and sometimes we keep them hiding under the rug, we rarely pay attention to what they might do to us mentally. You probably are already aware of how bad habits can affect your physical health but do you know that some bad…
What do we get from reading books? Are there any benefits or are we just doing it for enjoyment? The answer is ‘Yes’. Scientific studies show that reading improves our mental health by lowering our stress level and eases the tension in our muscles. Many of us are avid readers and so we know how…
Our mental health is a meter which indicates what kind of a person we are. It is as essential as our physical health is and is important at every stage of life from childhood to adulthood. Our mental well being means our emotional, social, biological and psychological well being. If you experience any mental health…
Experiencing and Enjoying healthy relationships helps you protect your mind, improves your well-being, grow happily and maintain your cognitive function as you grow older. Relationships of all types are equally important as they provide a great sense of satisfaction of belonging to a tribe. Surrounding yourself with good relationships is what keeps you living a…
Music has become an art form in and of itself to avoid the stress of ordinary life. It’s difficult to control how we feel and act in high-stress situations no matter how hard we work on ourselves. Music may be a fantastic supplement to your stress management practise when life becomes increasingly hectic and demanding….
Psychologists say that we are all predisposed to evaluate our own worth by comparing ourselves to others. However, with the advent of social media and the internet, we are no longer limited to comparing ourselves to our peers. We are now constantly observing and comparing ourselves to celebrities. It’s suddenly feasible to compare our life…
We all know that exercise is important for our physical well-being but do we know it is of great significance for our mental health as well. Exercising regularly can help to reduce anxiety, depression, ADHD (Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder) and PTSD (Post -Traumatic Stress Disorder). It helps you to sleep longer and enjoy a better…
Through the repetition of sentences or phrases, positive affirmations establish new neural connections in our brains. The more you repeat a word, the stronger your brain’s relationship with it gets, and the more quickly and effortlessly your brain can reach a certain notion. Certain brain pathways are enhanced when persons do self-affirmation exercises, according to…