What you should know 68 percent of American adults say elections are a major source of stress, according to a new survey by the American Psychological Association, a dramatic increase from 52 percent in 2016. The vast majority of Democrats, Republicans and independents say the political process is stressing them out. But we also have … Read more
Jakarta, CNN Indonesia – Moment pandemic, human life and movement are limited. From those who usually travel to various places, now they are concentrated in one place or at home. The house is the host for typing, eating, exercising, exercising, cooking, working, until sleeping. Working from home can also cause fatigue, you have to maintain … Read more
Jakarta, CNN Indonesia – A number of videos showing one mother difficulty teaching child learning from home, even to the point of being angry and viral on social media. The videos also attracted the sympathy of netizens who also commented that they felt the same difficulties. Is it fair to scold a child when he … Read more
New research conducted by scientists at the Pennington Center for Biomedical Research in the United States added new evidence that the coronavirus lockdowns dramatically changed personal habits and reduced mental health, sleep and exercise, and the researchers also found that the effects of the lockdown are magnified among people with obesity. According to a newspaper … Read more
According to a government survey, mental illness has risen by 10 percent, and the risk of suicide has even tripled. Related to this is the bad mood in society and tense disputes over government measures related to the pandemic. “While the feeling of fear resonated in the first wave, now it’s more of a frustration, … Read more
loading… JAKARTA – Elderly not only groups who are prone to Covid-19 but also prone to mental health problems. In the current pandemic era, the number of mental health disorders in the elderly is increasing. Oma, so the 93 year old woman is familiarly called. Since the pandemic, oma automatically reduces its outside activities. The … Read more
Wonderful are the health initiatives that the Egyptian government has adopted in the recent period, especially since President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi took office, especially since we were previously missing such initiatives that are concerned first with the health of the individual, and the human being given care that was not the priority of previous governments. … Read more
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Liputan6.com, Jakarta Psychologist from Mitra Keluarga Waru Hospital Surabaya Naftalia Kusumawardhani, S.Psi, M.si explained about psychological pressure or what is often called distress. “There is positive stress and negative stress. We need stress, if we are never stressed we don’t know what our capabilities are, ”he said in a webinar of the Ministry of Women’s … Read more
“The portraits that exist of Socrates in which he appears inside a house or in a garden are always images of the philosopher talking to people.” Who draws attention to this fact is António de Castro Caeiro, researcher in the areas of Ancient, Contemporary Philosophy, Phenomenology and Classical Philology at Universidade Nova de Lisboa (NOVA … Read more
Many people have a mental health problem, so the chances are high that at some point in our lives, we either have to face problems ourselves or know someone who is struggling closely. Supporting loved ones can be challenging, there is no rulebook and when life partner Suffering from one or more mental health problems, … Read more