Dogs can distinguish stress from human scent, affecting their cognitive function. Dogs are influenced by the smell of people stress leading them to make more pessimistic choices, according to research from the University of Bristol’s Veterinary School published in the journal Scientific Reports”. Scientists studied 18 groups of dog owners by conducting a series of … Read more
Climate change studies show that extreme heat and heat can affect mental health. Explores new research effect on the human species from stretching heat wave and the increase in temperature on the planet, reveals shocking information about aggravation from mental health problems. In addition to the potentially serious effects on physical health, the extreme heat … Read more
The old cliché “Laughter is the best medicine” seems to hold true, inspiring endless initiatives. The old cliché “Laughter is the best medicine” seems to be true and has inspired countless initiatives to improve people’s lives, including laughter yoga or laughter therapy clubs! Laughter yoga is based on the belief that purposeful laughter provides the … Read more
The results of a new European study. Scientists appreciate the difference with men. Dutch scientists have found that women who suffer and survive heart attacks are more likely than men to develop depression or anxiety disorders. In a study of hundreds of withdrawal patients, they found a 50% increase in women being prescribed antidepressants in … Read more
The National Theatre: Theater and Therapy program includes free theater and drama therapy workshops at the National Theater and is aimed at people with mental health problems. The first phase of the first program called “National Theatre: Theater and Therapy” was carried out with great success during the first three months of its implementation. The … Read more
A study of 9,000 participants examined the effects of three coping strategies for stress, exercise, contact with family, and meditation. Anxiety has been described as a “pandemic” of modern times. 30% of US adults “struggle” every day stress According to the US National Institute of Mental Health. Anxiety symptoms include excessive worry, constant pressure and … Read more
Results of a new study comparing the effects of eight widely used drugs. In a new study, scientists at Harvard University have discovered the antidepressants that cause the most weight gain and the least. In a study of more than 180,000 volunteers, they concluded that those taking three specific drugs were 10 to 15% more … Read more
Compulsive shopping disorder (or oniomania) affects about 5-8% of the population. If you often find yourself making purchases that you don’t really need or that you later regret but can’t stop, you’re not alone. Compulsive shopping disorder or oniomania According to a University of Iowa study (from the ancient Greek verb oneomai, meaning to receive), … Read more
What New Research Is Helping People Get Off Antidepressants Easier Almost 50% of people taking long-term antidepressants could stop taking them if they had a doctor’s support and access to internet or telephone helplines, according to a new study. According to the scientists, more than 40% of the people in the study who were doing … Read more
In a world-first study published in the journal Cognition, an international team of researchers has come up with some surprising results about face recognition. What type of person are you: someone who has trouble recognizing faces, or someone who never forgets a person they met before? The fact is, the better you know faces, the … Read more