Culmination Of A ‘Bad Habit’: Payal’s Story Of OCD
Payal Rastogi shared how she battled with OCD with the help of psychotherapies.
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Study Finds Sense Of Smell Is Body’s Most Rapid Warning System
A new study examined what happens in the brain when the central nervous system judges a smell to represent danger.
Children’s Facial Expressions Tell The Story Of Poor Sleep: Study
Children are overtired, their facial expressions can predict longer-term social problems.
Mother-Daughter’s Mental Health Start-up Helping 15,000 Folks
25-year-old Arushi Sethi (co-founder of Trijog) shared how the experience of a tragic earthquake inspired her to launch her own mental health start-up with the help of her mother.
The Story Of An Indian Woman Abandoned Because Of Mental Illness
40-year-old Kaveri talked with MindHelp about how she was abandoned by her husband after being diagnosed with bipolar disorder.
Hit The Sleep ‘Sweet Spot’ To Prevent Cognitive Decline: Study
The new study found that older adults who sleep for a short or long time experience greater cognitive decline than those who sleep a moderate amount.
Adolescents And Older Adults Pay Less Attention To Social Cues: Study
Adolescents and older adults lack attention to social cues in real-world interactions as compared to young ones.
Kamal Kaur Channels Her Anxieties To Conquer The World’s Highest Peaks
Kamal Kaur, a 36-year-old mountaineer, shared her journey from battling with her mental illness to conquering the World’s highest peaks.
Mathematics Application Takes ‘Friendship Paradox” Beyond Average
In network science, the famous 'friendship paradox' describes why your friends are (on average) more popular, richer, and more attractive than you are.
Gargi Dasgupta Beats Depression With Dance And Movement Therapy
Gargi Dasgupta, a Kolkata-based dance teacher, shared how dance and movement therapy immensely helped her beat depression.
