Neurotransmitters in Motion: Move Your Body, Heal Your Mind
Regular exercise is a potent tool for maintaining good mental health, and recent research has shed light on the key players behind its benefits. When we exercise, our muscles release myokines – a term derived from the Greek words “myo” meaning muscle and “kinēsis” meaning movement. These signaling molecules promote physical and mental well-being, earning […]
From MPhil to MA: Navigating the Shift in Clinical Psychology Training
When Aditi received her admission letter for the newly introduced RCI-recognized MA in Clinical Psychology in India, she felt an immediate rush of excitement—finally, a step closer to her dream of becoming a Licensed Clinical Psychologist. But as she scrolled through social media and discussion forums, her joy started to wane. “Will this course be […]
Signs It’s Time to Seek Couples Therapy
Signs It’s Time to Seek Couples Therapy Let’s talk about signs that indicate the need for couple/marital therapy. However, before we move forward, it is crucial to know that every relationship hits rough patches and therapy is not just for those times but also to build a deeper and stronger connection between the partners. 1. […]
Feed Your Mind: The Gut-Brain Connection
Feed Your Mind: The Gut-Brain Connection Have you ever noticed how your mood can shift after a meal? Or how stress can affect your digestion? The gut-brain connection is real, and it’s time to explore how your food plate impacts your mental state. The Gut-Brain AxisThe gut and brain are connected through the vagus nerve, […]
Journaling for Mental Clarity: How to Start & What to Write
Journaling for Mental Clarity: How to Start & What to Write What comes to your mind if I ask you to start journalling? Is it like the diary entry we were taught in school? What do I write, I have nothing to write about? Where do I start from? Do I need to write every […]