Psychological or mental disorders are behavioural patterns or psychological symptoms that create distress for a person and impact multiple areas of his/her life.
On this page, you will find posts that focus on helping you understand the symptoms, causes and effects of various psychological disorders along with recommended guidelines for therapists to help clients manage these disorders.
If you are new to this blog, we would recommend that you start by reading more about the Cognitive Hypnotic Psychotherapy approach.
Did you know you can use hypnosis for allergy relief? If you are surprised, you are not alone. Hypnosis is one of the most effective ways to relieve allergies In order to understand how hypnosis can help manage or even
Did you know that you can use Hypnosis for Alcohol Treatment? Hypnotherapy can be used as a standalone technique or can be used in combination with other therapies or with other de-addiction programs for best results. Before we get into
4.5% of our population, that is, 56,675,969 Indians suffer from depression according to a 2015 report of World Health Organization. As per the 2017 Times of India article, around 10.6 lakh more anti-depressant medications were signed out in 2016 as
Introduction In this post, we will focus on Generalized Anxiety Disorder (GAD): GAD, as encapsulated in the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual (DSM) of mental disorders, manifests as a pervasive sense of anxiety, transcending specific triggers to permeate daily life. Understanding
Introduction Ground shattering questions powerfully put forth by John Forbes Nash Jr. in the film, A Beautiful Mind—a biographical film about the noble laureate who suffered from schizophrenia and yet made some superb contributions to the field of mathematics and
In this post we would focus on Bipolar Disorder: what is it, its types and its treatment Everyone experiences ‘mood swings’ once in a while. But for some of us, these ‘swings’ go beyond acceptable or normal behaviour and become
What is PTSD? Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder refers to the stress that people experience even after the traumatic experience or event(s) is over. Simply put, it can be described as “THE AFTERSHOCK”. This stress is a result of the individuals’ inability
Disclaimer: The information in this article is for educational purposes only and should not replace advice from a licensed therapist or medical professional. Please consult with a qualified healthcare provider for personalized guidance on anxiety management. Anxiety is an integral
