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The mind at work; explore the ins and outs of mental health in the workplace and how to optimize employee psyche and, by extension, your organization's bottom line.
The Productivity Paradox: Working Less to Achieve More
Introduction In a society that often glorifies hustle culture and equates busyness with success, the notion of working less to achieve more seems counterintuitive. However, a growing body of psychological and neuroscientific research supports what some might call a radical idea: reducing work hours, implementing rest periods, and respecting personal boundaries can actually enhance productivity, creativity, and long-term well-being.
By Siria De Simone7 months ago in Psyche
Dr. Sophia Khousadian's Innovative Curriculum for Children: Empowering the Next Generation
In an era where education is rapidly evolving, Dr. Sophia Khousadian stands out as a visionary educator dedicated to empowering the next generation. With a background rich in educational psychology and a passion for fostering growth in young minds, Dr. Khousadian has developed an innovative curriculum that addresses the unique needs of elementary school children. Her holistic approach aims to cultivate not only academic success but also personal development, resilience, and a lifelong love of learning.
By Dena Falken Esq7 months ago in Psyche
Mental Burnout: Psychological Causes and Solutions
Introduction In an era defined by relentless productivity, high expectations, and constant connectivity, mental burnout has become a silent epidemic. Often mistaken for mere exhaustion, burnout is a multifaceted psychological condition that can erode one’s emotional well-being, cognitive function, and overall quality of life. It is no longer confined to corporate boardrooms or high-stress professions; students, caregivers, freelancers, and even teenagers are reporting symptoms of burnout in increasing numbers.
By Siria De Simone7 months ago in Psyche
Application of psychology/Careers of psychology? Scope of psychology
Application of psychology/ Career of psychology. Scope of psychology Psychology is made up of many sub fields, each with its on subject matter, theories and methods. Many people mistakenly believe that almost all psychologists analyse and treat abnormal behaviour. However the range and scope of psychology is much broader than this common misconception. Psychologists working in various fields which are following.
By Real content7 months ago in Psyche
The Plausibility Spiral
Most lies don’t walk through the front door. They slip in quietly behind a truth you’re already holding. That’s the trick of modern persuasion. It doesn’t begin with confrontation. It begins with agreement. A nod. A sentence so reasonable, so obvious, you don’t even notice what it’s setting up next.
By Bruno Cerqueira8 months ago in Psyche
INTP Mircea Cărtărescu's BLINDING (vol. 2): the body (translated from Romanian)
I no longer truly experience anything, even though I live with an intensity that simple sensations couldn't possibly convey. Even when I open my eyes, I still cannot see. To no avail, I linger rigid in front of my oval window, chasing echoes that slip away. As if my being extends beyond ordinary senses to myriad ways of knowing--each unique, each responsive to different stimuli: one sensitive only to my coffee cup's form, another receptive exclusively to the pattern of last night's dreaming. Another attuned to that terrifying whisper in my ears, heard distinctly a few years ago, as I was sitting, in a ragged pajama, with the soles of my feet on the radiator, in my room on Ștefan cel Mare Boulevard. I no longer register modifications of light, variations in the pitches of sound, the chemical composition of the carnation and the kitchen dishwater, but whole scenes swallowed instantly by a virtual sense, opened on the spot in the center of my mind solely for that glassy and transient scene like a wave of water, reacting with it, altering it, flattening it, invading it like an amoeba and forming together another reality, primordial and immediate, illuminated by desire and made obscure by peculiarity. It is as though it were the case that everything that happens to me, in order for it to be able to come to pass for me, surely it is something that must have happened to me already, as if all of it already exists inside me, but not fully formed or complete: rather, dormant, in shriveled little layers, rudimentary, coiled tightly within each other, somewhere in the brain's structures--but also in the glands, in the organs, in my twilight, and in my ruined houses--all waiting for confirmation and nourishment from the modulated flame of existence, which itself remains unfulfilled and embryonic. I no longer feel except what I have already felt once, I can no longer dream except dreams already dreamed. I open my eyes, although not to perceive color or contour--for light no longer refracts into corpuscles to traverse my crystalline lens and the translucent layers of my retina, no longer produces rhodopsin in my cone-shaped cells; instead, whole images manifest fully formed, sculpted directly in rhodopsin, and accompanied as if by an aura of sound's fringes and delicate strands of tastes and aromas, alternating icy cold and searing heat, of suffering and compassion, of a head turning to the right--an action simultaneously verified and questioned by my inner ear's cochlear knowledge. Entire neighborhoods materialize, each bearing their own time, their own space, and their own emotional weather, and especially their own degree of reality--because they can be actual or dreamed, or imagined, or transmitted via the ineffable filaments that connect our lives to those who came before us--lips and genitals arrive, and streetcars sliding along iron tracks during winters with filthy snow, my mother comes once in a while to bring me food, sometimes Herman comes. I wouldn't be able to understand any of this if it weren't being reconfigured, in another way, in my internal landscape (my world), if it weren't opening the ocular buds from there, unless I whispered to myself every moment: "I have experienced this before, I have already been in this place," just as you cannot perceive light if light hasn't already existed in the back of your mind's experience, cultivating the faculty for light within you. Hence, my life is but a life already lived, and my book one already written--for the past encompasses all, while the future is but a void.
By ANTICHRIST SUPERSTAR8 months ago in Psyche
10 Daily Habits to Manage Stress and Stay Calm
Let’s be honest: life gets overwhelming. Whether its work pressure, relationship worries, or the never-ending list of responsibilities, stress has a sneaky way of creeping in. But the good news? You don’t need a major lifestyle overhaul to feel better. Just a few mindful, consistent daily habits can make a big difference in how you handle stress and stay grounded.
By shoaib khan8 months ago in Psyche
The question never stops
✨ Are we perfect? 😊 Are we happy? 💔Are we sad? 👍Are we good? 🚀 Can we be more? 🎯 Should we try to do it all? ❤️They don’t always sound right. The words can be broken, twisted, unsure. But they come from somewhere deep. From a place where we don’t speak with rules—we speak with feeling. These aren’t just questions. They’re whispers. Echoes. They rise up from the quiet spaces we don’t always visit. They don’t care about grammar. They speak the language of the heart. And once they begin, they never truly stop. They settle inside us. They change shape. They grow louder, then softer. But they stay.
By Leesh lala8 months ago in Psyche
