Psychology
What triggers fall depression: Psychologist's insights
Lots of people might have seasonal affective disorder without even realizing it - but how so? If you feel slightly depressed in fall, then you might actually have it - it can be triggered by some things around.
Kate Yakimchuk seasons depression sadness triggers 15 October 2023
Chronic stress tied to Alzheimer's: A new study on how stress affects our brain
Specialists conducted a study on the link between chronic stress, mild cognitive impairment, and also Alzheimer's disease. They discovered that people diagnosed with chronic stress had higher risks to be later diagnosed with mild cognitive impairment or Alzheimer's.
Kate Yakimchuk research alzheimer stress depression brain 15 October 2023
Making decisions with bad intuition: Psychologist's tips
Lots of people make decisions mostly based on their gut feeling, but what if you naturally have pretty poor intuition? In fact, it's not a bad thing - psychologists often see it as an opportunity to use your logic and knowledge instead.
Kate Yakimchuk choosing intuition tips 15 October 2023
Dads taking parental leave are safer from alcohol problems: A new study
Lots of men risk being hospitalized due to alcohol-related problems, but researchers seem to find a way to reduce risks. A new study conducted by a team of specialists found that males who take parental leave have a lower risk of being hospitalized due to various alcohol problems.
Kate Yakimchuk research fathers alcohol 15 October 2023
Spotting red flags at the first meeting: Psychologist's tips
When meeting someone for the first time, you should watch for fed flags carefully - it can potentially help you a lot. Some people show their true self pretty quickly, but others tend to hide their darker sides pretty well - so what can you do?
Kate Yakimchuk intuition signs personality tips 15 October 2023
Even dads can have postpartum depression: A new study on stresses of fatherhood
While most people are already aware that new mothers can have postpartum depression, it turns out that dads can have it as well. A new study shows that approximately one third of all new fathers can become depressed when having their first child.
Kate Yakimchuk research fathers depression family 15 October 2023
Unobvious reasons not to trust someone: Psychologist's tips
Sometimes you just don't trust someone without being able to explain it - and it's normal. Our brain often sees some red flags faster than it can analyze them, or it tries to protect you at all costs.
Kate Yakimchuk trust reasons personality 15 October 2023
Important to Know: Signs of a Bad Psychologist
The bulk of psychologists’ patients are people aged 26-35 years, they account for more than 53% of consultations. Another 17% of patients are young people from 18 to 25 years old. This is partly because psychological value has become more accessible in recent years.
Diana Dashkevich mental health psychologist psychotherapy 15 October 2023
Discrimination leads to obesity: A new study on stress response and obesity
People often associate discrimination and social issues with extremely thin people, but it's often far from reality. A new study shows that discrimination often leads to obesity because of stress response and comfort food.
Kate Yakimchuk research stress obesity brain discrimination 14 October 2023
Psychologist or psychotherapist: Choosing the right therapist for you
If you haven't used therapy before, it might be hard for you to understand what type of a specialist you need to visit. People often mistake psychologists, psychotherapists, and even psychiatrists, so they feel confused and too awkward to ask.
Kate Yakimchuk therapy therapist psychologist 14 October 2023
Why you don't like how you look: Psychologist's insights
Most people aren't exactly happy with their looks - some people just see some flaws, others simply hate what they see in a mirror daily. But why do people who you see as stunning even have insecurities?
Kate Yakimchuk insecurity appearance self-esteem 14 October 2023
It's often hard to trust your therapist: Psychologist's insights
Lots of people could benefit from psychotherapy, but it's pretty hard for most individuals to trust their psychologist completely. Without trust, your therapy can be fruitless, but it takes time to build trust and mutual understanding.
Kate Yakimchuk research trust therapy psychotherapy 14 October 2023
Where your loves lives: A new study on how we feel love
Have you ever wondered where exactly your feeling of love is located in your body? A new study has tested where people feel their love is, and they have found something interesting.
Kate Yakimchuk research love emotions 14 October 2023
Advice from a Psychologist: How to Deal with Anxiety
Anxiety is a common problem in today's society. Below are some effective methods for dealing with anxiety.
Diana Dashkevich anxiety stress mental health tips 14 October 2023
Advice from a Psychologist: How to Find Time for Nature
Nature has a positive effect on mental health and mood. However, it is not always clear how to find time for outdoor walks.
Diana Dashkevich nature psychology mental health advices 14 October 2023
Creating consciousness: A new study on AI and mind
An AI and computer science specialist has been studying the connection between consciousness and physics. This topic is essential because it affects the development of AI and how we understand the nature of our minds.
Kate Yakimchuk research consciousness brain 14 October 2023
Trauma rewires your brain: A new study on brain and experiences
The National Institute for Physiological Sciences conducted a study to understand how the brain makes new memories. They used a unique method that combines light and computer-based techniques.
Kate Yakimchuk research brain trauma wires 14 October 2023
Psychologist Explanation: What is ADHD
ADHD can affect anyone, regardless of their intellectual abilities.
Diana Dashkevich mental health children facts 13 October 2023
Important to Know: Causes of Depression
Research has identified several possible causes and risk factors, including genetics, seasonal changes and stress.
Diana Dashkevich mental health depression facts 13 October 2023
Chronic pains and depressions go together: A new study on well-being
Nearly 1 in 20 adults in the United States face a tough combination of chronic pain along with anxiety or depression, which limits their daily life. This is a big deal because it shows that millions of adults might be dealing with symptoms that affect their ability to work, do regular tasks, and socialize.
Kate Yakimchuk research pain depression 13 October 2023