Psychology

• Drug and Alcohol Addiction and Rehabilitation   by Jerry Goldfarb Just what is addiction, you asked? Addiction is a physiological dependence on something, and is both physical and psychological in nature • How To Gain Control Of Your Life   by Saleem Rana “The latter part of a wise man`s life,” said Jonathan Swift, “is taken up in curing the follies, prejudices, and false opinions he had contracted in the former • Dating? Be Wiser, Not Sadder but Wiser   by Susan Dunn, MA. The EQ Coach Shelly’s been divorced for several years and finally in the mood to start dating again • Internet Addiction Disorder: a Review (Part 1)   by Ms. Aditi Singh, M.A. (Psychology), M. Phil. (Medical & Social Psychology) <strong>What is Internet Addiction Disorder (IAD)</strong>? The World Wide Web is informative, convenient, and fun • Internet Addiction Disorder: a Review (Part 2)   by Ms. Aditi Singh, M.A. (Psychology), M. Phil. (Medical & Social Psychology) <strong>MODELS OF IAD</strong> Clinical research on behavioral addictions has focused on compulsive gambling (8), overeating (11), and compulsive sexual behavior (12) • Stock Trading & Investing Psychology ... Mindset of successful investors and day traders   by StressFreeTraders.com Profitable day traders & investors recognize that momentum trading is among the fastest & most effective ways to harvest BIG piles of cash in the stock market • How to Save Yourself from Negative Influences   by Zaak OConan Watching the news can be hazardous to your health • Music Therapy: Can Music Really “Soothe The Savage Beast?”   by Duane Shinn It has long been suggested that “music soothes the savage beast • `Insatiable Greed is Morally Bankrupting Us`   by Gary Simpson A strange phenomenon seems to be sweeping the western world • Why We Shouldn`t Worry   by Rachelle Arlin Credo Almost everyone experiences some form of worry one time or another • Self-Sabotage - Are We Prisoners of the Past?   by Rosella Aranda Many people who suffer from low self-esteem would give anything to escape their painful feelings of inferiority • Personality Testing; Myth and Realities   by Saqib Ali Ateel It is commonly believed myth that personality testing instruments can measure your personality and predict your future behaviors • The Voiceless   by David Irwin The Voiceless By Oliver Wendell Holmes 1858 We count the broken lyres that rest Where the sweet wailing singers slumber, But o`er their silent sister`s breast The wild-flowers who will stoop to number? A few can touch the magic string, And noisy Fame is proud to win them: Alas for those that never sing, But die with all their music in them! Nay, grieve not for the dead alone Whose song has told their hearts` sad story,-- Weep for the voiceless, who have known The cross without the crown of glory! Not where Leucadian breezes sweep O`er Sappho`s memory-haunted billow, But where the glistening night-dews weep On nameless sorrow`s churchyard pillow • A Real Psychic Life - The True and Magnificent Power of Giving   by Zach Keyer You`ve probably heard of the popular saying `It`s better to give than to receive • Chairman Sensenbrenner Backs Majority Leader DeLay on the Importance of Parental Rights   by Patricia Weathers Provided as a public service by Gary Konigsberg of • The Attention Spanner   by Abraham Thomas After a long and patient wait in queue, you reached the post office counter • A Healthy Approach to Shameless Intimacy = Tantra   by Laurie Handlers What is Tantra and how can it help you overcome feelings of shame so you can have mind-blowing sex and intimacy? I began my study and practice of Tantra thinking it would enhance sex making it hotter and at the same time I was scared that if it made sex hotter I might not be able to handle it • Be A Great Date   by Dr. Gayla DeHart The single life can be fun • So You’ve Been Diagnosed with Bipolar Disorder   by Brian Cook If you’ve been diagnosed with bipolar disorder (also known as manic depression) you are not alone • Just What Do We Mean by ABUSE Anyway?   by Rosella Aranda For most people, the word abuse implies violent and malicious behavior • Magic   by Robert Bruce Baird `It was widely reported in the press (15 September 1997) that a British tourist, who stole a lump of stone from the base of the Great Pyramid five years earlier, returned it to the Cairo Museum with a letter saying that `it had brought him bad luck ever since` • The Fifteen Secrets That Successful Women Know   by Dr. Gayla DeHart Women are fabulous! They are resourceful, determined, complex, resilient, & compassionate • Freemasonry: Closeted Mental Illness?   by Jim D. Ray Thousands belong to it • The Incredible Human Psyche   by C. Bailey-Lloyd/LadyCamelot The intriguing Human psyche - more complex than the metamorphosing cocoon, and more phenomenal than the human brain could ever imagine • Housing Decisions Involve Psychology   by Lois A. Vitt In deciding to buy or sell, move or stay, downsize or expand, most Americans do not realize how complex the decision-making process really is • Parapsychology: Harnessing Your Etheric Energy   by Jim D. Ray It is an unfortunate reality that society has inadvertently categorized the natural abilities associated with bio-etheric energy as a form of entertainment • A Bird`s Eye View of THE ENCHANTED SELF and what it means to YOU!    by Dr. Barbara Becker Holstein The Rebbe Nachman of Breslow often said, “Always remember-Joy is not merely incidental to your spiritual quest • Archetypes   by Robert Bruce Baird DEPTH PSYCHOLOGY (ARCHETYPES): - `All material bodies are condensations of frozen bodies • The Monkey And The Spreadsheet   by Abraham Thomas When the mind was fidgety, like a monkey When you felt restless, it helped to understand drives • Sacred Moments, Stress, & Well-Being   by Elisha Goldstein `The great lesson from the true mystics, from the Zen Monks, and now also from the Humanistic and Transpersonal psychologists – that the sacred is in the ordinary, that it is to be found in one’s daily life, in one’s neighbors, friends, and family, in one’s back yard, and that travel may be a flight from confronting the sacred – this lesson can be easily lost • Visualizations and Healing    by Robert Bruce Baird One of my favourite ways of getting to know someone and allowing them to move into a free state of mind and openness to imagery or symbols is the psychological word test • Parapsychology: Maximizing Effectivity Of Targeted Controlled Remote Viewing Techniques   by Jim D. Ray Individuals with a solid working knowledge of Controlled Remote Viewing (CRV) have undoubtedly encountered the “plateaus” experienced at various levels throughout the ability’s development • Major Depression and Its Serious Complications   by Michael G. Rayel, MD When suffering from clinical depression, people have different ways of confronting it • Get Rid Of Depression Once And For All   by John Maxford Depression is something that will occur in many people`s lives, for various reasons • Natural Treatment for Depression - Is There An Alternative?   by John Maxford Many people who are suffering from mild to moderate depression, are choosing to either forego drugs entirely, or to supplement the minimum dosage their doctor will prescribe, with natural treatment for depression • 10 Ways to Bring Meaning to Your Life    by Elisha Goldstein, M.A. 10 Ways to Bring Meaning to Your Life My life always appears to be so hectic • Depression   by Robert Bruce Baird The `experts` have tried to evaluate me as a sufferer of this but found no such evidence or behavior • Achieving an Ambidextrous Mindset   by C. Bailey-Lloyd/LadyCamelot History lends us an ideal of ambidexterity: Leonardo da Vinci, Harry Truman and James Garfield were all known to be physically ambidextrous, but to what does that translate? In modern times, ambidexterity isn`t a hot topic, but in fact, we are all - to a degree - ambidextrous • TO JOURNAL OR NOT TO JOURNAL THAT IS THE QUESTION   by Kay L. Schlagel I’m sure that at one time or another every one of us has been told to journal • WHY YOU WANT WHAT YOU CAN`T HAVE   by Pauline Wallin, Ph.D. “You can’t always get what you want • Spring Cleaning   by Gayla Swihart DeHart Spring is such a refreshing time- we are filled with the hope and promise of the seasons ahead • The Power of Namaste`   by Dr. D.S. Braun I honestly am not sure why this hit me so strongly, but it did • Making Mother’s Day Special   by Marguerite Bonneville How many times have you heard a friend say about someone who’s no longer here, “I never got to tell her (or him) how much I really cared • The Hypnosis Session - How it Works   by Therapy Inspired of Birmingham The Hypnosis Session After an initial consultation you will be invited to relax in an armchair and then guided into a deep physical and mental relaxation • Words can kill   by Jaya You wake up early, do your morning chores, while brushing you take a glimpse and admire yourself at the mirror hoping it to be the most beautiful day, at the same time enthusiastically brainstorming the errands for the day • Changing Your Life   by Therapy Inspired of Birmingham How Hypnotherapy Can Help Hypnotherapy is the process of using hypnosis to unlock the capacity of the unconscious mind to bring about therapeutic changes by modifying deeply-held assumptions, fears and misconceptions • How to Gain a Good Self-Esteem - the Easy Way   by Carna Zacharias-Miller Need more self-esteem? - I thought so • Divining with Ordinary Playing Cards   by Sam Stevens You don`t necessarily need an expensive Tarot deck to divine the future from cards • How Psychic Are You?   by Sam Stevens To find out how psychic you are, try answering the following questions • What`s Up with the Bad Reading   by Sam Stevens A lot of times when I am reading people on the site I notice people talking about having a `bad reading Page(s)   1 2