Where Emotions Flow Blog

By Sejal Sharma  With its intricate neural networks and complex emotional regulation, the human brain remains one of the most enigmatic...

By: Alexis Chantal  Abstract:  Religious scrupulosity is a manifestation of obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) characterized by extreme...

By: Krishnika Mehendiratta  Abstract  The need to be the best before the need to rest is usually the motto of the oldest child. Being the...

By: Sofía Lodovichi  Adolescence is a time of constant transformation, in which personal identity and social environments are...

By: Jayita Bandargal  Everyone is under stress today, from teenagers who worry about their academics to adults who worry about their next...

By Deetya Rao INTRODUCTION Stress is a natural physical and mental reaction to life experiences. Everyone expresses stress from time to...

By Irene L. Solomon INTRODUCTION- ‘Peacock parenting’ is a term used to describe a way of parenting, where the parent(s) displays...

By Mehr un Nisa  Introduction   The gut-brain axis describes the complex bidirectional communication system between the central nervous...

By: Krishnika Mehendiratta  Abstract  The ‘Manosphere’ is one of the darker corners of the internet. Recently, it has gained attention...

By: Allesandra Nicolle D. Dayanan  Abstract  Teenagers often have unspoken, invisible competitions in various aspects of their lives....

By Saachi Sakhalkar  Oppression-based stress manifests as a form of psychological strain that individuals from subordinated groups endure...

By Jiyu Choi Abstract  Selective mutism is an anxiety disorder that makes someone unable to speak in a social setting or in uncomfortable...

By: Chevelle Chiong  Consuming vegetables comes with a plethora of health benefits. A study by the Baker Heart and Diabetes Institute...

By Saachi Sakhalkar  It’s a sobering thought that up to 25% of adults 65 and older experience mental health conditions like anxiety or...

By Sejal Sharma   Humans live through stories. Storytelling is more than creative expression; it is survival, identity,   and connection....

By: Saachi Sakhalkar  Cotard delusion, often known as Walking Corpse Syndrome, is a rare and deeply unsettling neuropsychiatric disorder...

By: Jiyu Choi  Abstract  Body-focused repetitive behaviors (BFRB) are conditions where you groom yourself, potentially harming your body....

By: Sofía Lodovichi  Bullying constitutes a significant social problem among children and adolescents, characterized by repeated...

Ffion Collins   What is a Self-Help Book:   ● Non-fiction books that aim to provide readers with advice, strategies, and tools ● Meant to...

By: Jayita Bandargal  Introduction  Language is a structured system of communication using symbols and rules to convey meaning and...