Category Archives: Positive Psychology

Suicide is not as simple as it seems and is often misunderstood. Here’s what you must know about it.

Finding yourself awake for hours at night, wondering what your partner must be upto these days? Feeling the strong urge to check his phone, email or social media accounts? Then this article is for you.

But what it has also done is placed a gadget in your life which does not let you get bored. After all why sit alone with your thoughts when you could be Tweeting them? Why simply wait for someone to come when you could be surfing Pinterest? The smartphone has placed us in a “go” mode,

One might argue that the conflictive emotions – anger, jealousy, greed – are acceptable because they are natural, and that there is no need to interfere with them. But disease is a natural phenomenon too.

We are prone to stereotyping, making snap judgements based on first impressions, and casually project our biases and preconceptions on to people while knowing very little about the reality of their lives.

Much of emotional life is carried on the Jingle Channel. For many, the Jingle Channel is not the pleasent elevating experience. Sometime the lyrics are about loss and hopelessness. ” She is gone, She is gone, She is gone, and She is never coming back” or ” I am a born loser” are the sort […]

Confidence is not about what you can or cannot do it is what you think or believe you can or cannot do. For example, you could be confident that you can pass a math test. You believe you can do well. Whether you well in the maths test or not is a different matter. Self […]

We can thank Greek Philosopher Aristotle for those words and enduring insight into managing our emotions and relationships. If you can master this one, consider your EQ journey a success. Anger is an emotion that exists for a reason –  anger is not an emotion to stifle ignore.

If you scan the last of cultures that have a thin ideal for woman, you will be stuck by something fascinating. All thin ideal cultures also have eating disorders. They also have roughly twice as much depression in woman as in man.