How Digital Technology Provides Better Living Conditions for the Elderly
Science and technology fundamentally exist to improve human lives and living conditions. They benefit not only younger generations but also the elderly.
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Memory ‘Brainwaves’ Look the Same in Sleep and Wakefulness
Identical brain mechanisms are responsible for triggering memory in both sleep and wakefulness, new research at the University of Birmingham has shown.
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MHBC 2018: Call for Sponsors
You are invited to support the 1st Mental Health Bloggers Conference (MHBC 2018) to be held at Rainham Hall on 17th December 2018, Monday.
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Psychreg and GetPsyched to Host 1st Mental Health Bloggers Conference
Psychreg and GetPsyched are jointly hosting the 1st Mental Health Bloggers Conference (MHBC 2018) to be held at Rainham Library on 17 December 2018.
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The 5 Most Stressful Things About Working in Retail (and How Managers Can Avoid Them)
‘Retail work is so easy; the customers are so nice and the shifts just fly by,’ said nobody – ever.
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Why Drug Treatment and Mental Health Therapy Should Go Hand-In-Hand
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No Shame in Sanctuary: The Psychological Horror of Abuse and Violence
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The Academic Job Search
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Duke and Duchess of Sussex to Attend Event in Aid of Mental Health Charities
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2 ‘Out with Cancer’ PhD Scholarships: LGBTI Experiences of Cancer Survivorship and Care
BooksMore
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New Book: Bodies that Birth
Bodies that Birth puts birthing bodies at the centre of questions about contemporary birth politics,…
Blog PsychologyMore
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Talkspace Blog Covers Interesting Topics in Mental Health
Talkspace continues on its path towards modernising the way people engage in therapy.
Clinical PsychologyMore
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How Do People With Schizophrenia Experience the World?
It’s difficult to express how an entire world could crumble at a flick of a…
Developmental PsychologyMore
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The ‘Fatal Flaw’ Found in Adulthood
Do you ever experience acute, sudden onset of very low moods or depressive states, seemingly…
Educational PsychologyMore
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The Two-Tiered Education System
The need for accountability – which seems to be a politically correct term for 'blame'…
Forensic PsychologyMore
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Unlocking the Knowledge and Experience of Autism Spectrum Disorder in the Prison
Tragically, there are numerous individuals with ASD, or undiagnosed ASD, who go undetected throughout the…
Health PsychologyMore
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What to Consider Before Freezing Your Eggs
In the past, women got married and had children right away.
InterviewsMore
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Football and Mental Health: Interview With Manisha Tailor
Manisha Tailor MBE is the founder of Swaggarlicious who uses the power of football and…
JobsMore
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Vacancy: Associate Research Fellow
An exciting opportunity exists to join the Western Sydney University Translational Health Research Institute (THRI)…
Mental HealthMore
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Social Media Blamed for Rise in Mental Health Issues
A recent mental health survey has revealed almost 8 out of 10 people believe social…
NeuropsychologyMore
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Victimology in Need of a Psychosocial Perspective
The neglect and abuse of children and adolescents is a significant public health problem.
ParentingMore
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How Fidget Toys Can Help Kids Learn
If there’s one thing that’s a sure thing, it’s that toys of the moment change…
