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Employee Considers 15-20% Pay Cut To Escape 'Toxic' Manager: 'It's Affecting My Personal Life'
Employee considers a 15-20 per cent pay cut to leave a micromanaging manager and improve mental health.
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From Weight Loss To Skincare: Shaheen Bhatt Reveals Things She Thought Would "Fix" Her
Shaheen said she still wants to learn, change and grow, but she is slowly understanding that personal growth does not have to start with the belief that something is wrong with her
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Can Air Pollution Trigger Depression, Suicidal Thoughts? What Links Air Quality And Mental Health
Researchers from Queen's University Belfast reviewed scientific evidence examining whether environmental exposures could be associated with suicide and suicidal behaviour.
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'Considered Medication': Richa Chadha Opens Up About Her "Tough" Postpartum Phase
Richa Chadha opened up about her difficult postpartum phase, revealing that she briefly considered medication while struggling with an identity crisis after childbirth
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Brain Activity May Reveal Risky Decisions Before You Make Them
Can your brain predict a risky decision before you make it? A new study reveals two competing brain regions that may shape choices and future mental health treatments.
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The Psychology Behind Bigg Boss Contestants' Behaviour: 24/7 Cameras, No Escape
The appeal of shows such as Bigg Boss partly comes from watching people navigate situations that are psychologically demanding.
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Is Doomscrolling Harming Young Minds? Psychiatrist Explains The Risks
Doomscrolling is not simply about spending too much time on a phone. For young people, repeatedly consuming distressing content can keep the brain in a heightened state of alertness.
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Precision Psychiatry: How Personalised Mental Health Treatment May Change Outcomes
Precision psychiatry aims to move mental healthcare beyond a one-size-fits-all approach by combining clinical symptoms with genetics, brain imaging, biomarkers and behavioural data to better predict diagnosis, treatment response and relapse.
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"Don't Want To Look Like A Mess": Karishma Tanna On Postpartum Self-Care
Karishma Tanna highlighted how taking a few moments to dress up, groom herself and feel good can make a difference while caring for her baby
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Women With Diabetes Face Higher Mental Health Risk, Finds Study
A new study has found that women with diabetes face a higher risk of developing mental health conditions.
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Psychiatry's Diagnostic Manual May Soon Use Biology To Explain Mental Illness
Mental illness diagnosis could be transformed as psychiatry experts explore using biology, brain science and biomarkers to better classify mental disorders.
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7 Habits That Often Leave People Lonely, According To Psychology
While spending time alone can be healthy, psychologists say certain behavioral patterns can make it harder to build and maintain meaningful relationships.
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Why 17 Minutes Outdoors Every Day Could Be Good For Your Health
According to Coutinho, spending time in nature may also have benefits for mental health, stress levels and physical well-being.
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When Depression And Stress Look Like Memory Loss: Pseudodementia Explained
Pseudodementia is not regarded as a proper diagnosis, but this doesn't mean that the related symptoms are merely fictitious
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Can You Be Mentally Unwell Without Feeling Sad Or Anxious?
Mental health problems do not always look like sadness or anxiety. Changes in sleep, energy, appetite, concentration, relationships, interest and behaviour can sometimes be the quieter signs that something is wrong
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Employee Considers 15-20% Pay Cut To Escape 'Toxic' Manager: 'It's Affecting My Personal Life'
Employee considers a 15-20 per cent pay cut to leave a micromanaging manager and improve mental health.
-
From Weight Loss To Skincare: Shaheen Bhatt Reveals Things She Thought Would "Fix" Her
Shaheen said she still wants to learn, change and grow, but she is slowly understanding that personal growth does not have to start with the belief that something is wrong with her
-
Can Air Pollution Trigger Depression, Suicidal Thoughts? What Links Air Quality And Mental Health
Researchers from Queen's University Belfast reviewed scientific evidence examining whether environmental exposures could be associated with suicide and suicidal behaviour.
-
'Considered Medication': Richa Chadha Opens Up About Her "Tough" Postpartum Phase
Richa Chadha opened up about her difficult postpartum phase, revealing that she briefly considered medication while struggling with an identity crisis after childbirth
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Brain Activity May Reveal Risky Decisions Before You Make Them
Can your brain predict a risky decision before you make it? A new study reveals two competing brain regions that may shape choices and future mental health treatments.
-
The Psychology Behind Bigg Boss Contestants' Behaviour: 24/7 Cameras, No Escape
The appeal of shows such as Bigg Boss partly comes from watching people navigate situations that are psychologically demanding.
-
Is Doomscrolling Harming Young Minds? Psychiatrist Explains The Risks
Doomscrolling is not simply about spending too much time on a phone. For young people, repeatedly consuming distressing content can keep the brain in a heightened state of alertness.
-
Precision Psychiatry: How Personalised Mental Health Treatment May Change Outcomes
Precision psychiatry aims to move mental healthcare beyond a one-size-fits-all approach by combining clinical symptoms with genetics, brain imaging, biomarkers and behavioural data to better predict diagnosis, treatment response and relapse.
-
"Don't Want To Look Like A Mess": Karishma Tanna On Postpartum Self-Care
Karishma Tanna highlighted how taking a few moments to dress up, groom herself and feel good can make a difference while caring for her baby
-
Women With Diabetes Face Higher Mental Health Risk, Finds Study
A new study has found that women with diabetes face a higher risk of developing mental health conditions.
-
Psychiatry's Diagnostic Manual May Soon Use Biology To Explain Mental Illness
Mental illness diagnosis could be transformed as psychiatry experts explore using biology, brain science and biomarkers to better classify mental disorders.
-
7 Habits That Often Leave People Lonely, According To Psychology
While spending time alone can be healthy, psychologists say certain behavioral patterns can make it harder to build and maintain meaningful relationships.
-
Why 17 Minutes Outdoors Every Day Could Be Good For Your Health
According to Coutinho, spending time in nature may also have benefits for mental health, stress levels and physical well-being.
-
When Depression And Stress Look Like Memory Loss: Pseudodementia Explained
Pseudodementia is not regarded as a proper diagnosis, but this doesn't mean that the related symptoms are merely fictitious
-
Can You Be Mentally Unwell Without Feeling Sad Or Anxious?
Mental health problems do not always look like sadness or anxiety. Changes in sleep, energy, appetite, concentration, relationships, interest and behaviour can sometimes be the quieter signs that something is wrong
