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The Cycle of Addiction

The addicted brain is chemically and physiologically poles apart from a normal brain; it has been clearly demonstrated by drug and alcohol addiction research. The indication of addiction being a neurological disorder is life-threatening when it comes to understanding its development and the recovery process. In the end, a person can actually stop the addiction cycle and […]

Tips on How to Achieve a Happy Relationship

Nowadays, simply reading the newspaper or watching television can bring on negativity to someone’s life. All you see are celebrity power couples going their separate ways and cheating husbands regularly making headlines. Sometimes, such occurrences make you think about how a couple can stay together. Would they still be as happy after 20 years? What […]

Grief or Journey of Grief

Everyone grieves in a different way; maybe a loved one passed away, a broken relationship, or losing a job. Other life alterations, like chronic ailment or a move to a new home, can also lead to grief. It is an ordinary response when someone is losing a loved one or something that is important. You […]

Punishment

As a parent, we are forced to punish our children to lessen the probability that behavior will occur again in the future. We want to focus more on reducing or eliminating undesirable behaviors, punishment frequently mistakenly with negative reinforcement. Take note that reinforcement always increases the probabilities that your child’s behavior will occur and punishment […]

Does Mental Health Affect Weight Gain and Overeating?

Weight gain can be attributed to a number of factors, from hormonal changes to genetics. However, there has been growing evidence linking mental health conditions with weight gain or weight loss. Indeed, having too much or too little weight isn’t just an issue of food consumption preferences. There is also a need to explore beneath […]

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