Positive Psychology

Tortured Artist

Myth of the Tortured Artist and 3 Powerful Scientific Facts to Explore It Further

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Introduction The idea that creativity and madness are intertwined is a powerful and enduring myth. From Van Gogh’s tortured brushstrokes to Sylvia Plath’s poignant verses, history often paints genius as inseparable from psychological suffering. But this romantic narrative is more complicated — and more dangerous — than it seems. Read More- Main Character Syndrome The […]

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PTG

The Science Behind Post-Traumatic Growth and 5 important Ways to Develop It

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Introduction Life can throw some serious curveballs — accidents, loss, trauma — moments that shake us to our core. But did you know that many people don’t just survive these hardships but actually grow stronger because of them? Welcome to the fascinating world of post-traumatic growth (PTG) — a silver lining phenomenon in psychology that

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alternative mental health practices

5 Important Alternative Mental Health Practices and Their Insightful Benefits

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Introduction Let’s be honest: therapy often conjures up images of sitting on a couch, unpacking feelings with a therapist’s gentle prompts. While talk therapy (or “psychotherapy”) is incredibly valuable, it’s not the only route to mental wellness. Imagine healing your mind through splashing paint on a canvas, wandering among towering trees, or even drumming in

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Laughter

Importance of Laughter and 4 Practical Ways to Do It More

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Introduction Laughter feels effortless. A joke, a funny face, a shared story—something triggers that spontaneous burst of joy and sound. But beneath the surface of this simple human reaction lies a complex web of brain chemistry, social dynamics, and evolutionary biology. It isn’t just fun—it’s a powerful tool our brains use to connect with others,

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mother

5 Remarkable Strengths of Mothers—and the Self-Care They Deserve

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“To describe my mother would be to write about a hurricane in its perfect power.”— Maya Angelou The Strength Behind the Smile Motherhood is one of the most demanding and emotionally complex roles a person can undertake. Yet behind every packed lunch, late-night comfort, and milestone celebration lies a remarkable display of psychological strength, resilience,

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Tagore

The Mind in Harmony: Tagore’s 5 Synthesis of Aesthetic Experience and Psychological Well-being

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Poet Who Touched the Soul Rabindranath Tagore—poet, philosopher, painter, and polymath—was not only the first non-European to win the Nobel Prize in Literature (1913) but also a silent pioneer in exploring the psychology of well-being long before modern science gave it a name. His work transcends mere literary merit—it sings the soul’s longing for beauty,

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colors and mood

3 Surprisingly Important Ways Color Hijacks Your Emotions, Decisions, and Taste Buds

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Color isn’t just a visual experience—it’s a psychological powerhouse that affects how we feel, what we buy, and even how things taste. The use of color goes far beyond aesthetics; it can shape behavior in subtle but measurable ways. From the calm blues of a therapist’s office to the bold reds of a clearance sign,

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