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Hoarding behavior, often depicted in media as extreme clutter and an inability to discard items, is more than just a habit of collecting. It’s a complex psychological condition that affects millions of people worldwide. Understanding the psychological reasons behind hoarding behavior can help in developing effective treatments and support mechanisms for those affected.

The psychology behind hoarding behavior

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Plus, the difference between 'spoiling' and 'validating' a child.

People Who Were 'Spoiled' as Children Usually Develop These 16 Traits as Adults, Psychologists Say

Leaden paralysis is a depressive symptom that causes extreme fatigue and difficulty with everyday tasks. Depression is the leading cause of disability worldwide. When experiencing severe depression it is vital to reach out for support early as well as to not be alone. There are some days when the weight...

When It Feels Impossible to Get Out of Bed

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In the past, divorce after fifty seemed like a daunting chapter to begin alone. Society viewed singleness in the later stages of life as a path filled with loneliness and hardship.

A New Norm: Why Many Over 50 Opt for Singleness Post-Divorce

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Caught In A "Dopamine Trap" – What Does That Mean?

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Mental exertion appears to be associated with unpleasant feelings in many situations.
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Scientists reveal it really does hurt to think

Prayer has been an integral part of many cultures and religions for centuries. It serves as a spiritual practice, a form of meditation, and a means of seeking comfort and guidance. But beyond its spiritual significance, there is growing evidence that prayer can positively impact one’s health and longevity. This article explores seven compelling reasons why people who pray tend to live longer.

7 reasons people who pray live longer

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Q) I AM a 79-year-old man, recently retired, and have pains in my hip down to my ankle. After scans, I have been told the wear on my hip is as you would expect for my age. But I am unable to walk far or stand for long. It has been like this for 15 […]

I have pain from my hip to my ankle and can’t stand or walk for long – what do I do?

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Common causes of hip pain in women include arthritis, tendinitis, endometriosis, and bursitis. Learn how to differentiate hip pain from other types of pain.

5 Reasons Your Hip May Be Hurting

Living with depression can be an incredibly challenging and overwhelming experience. It affects the person suffering from it and their loved ones. While most individuals are familiar with depression as a mental illness, not many are aware of depressive personality disorder (DPD). DPD is characterized by a chronic pattern of negative thoughts, feelings, and behaviors that impair one’s ability to function in daily life. In this guest post, we will explore 11 key signs that might indicate the presence of this disorder.

11 Signs You Might Have Depressive Personality Disorder

It might be gas, but it could also be something more serious.

What's the Deal With That Pain Under My Right Ribcage? Experts Explain

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A single day off or a spa day won't cure your burnout. Psychologists suggest incorporating different types of rest to your routine.

Sleep alone can't cure burnout. Here are the 7 types of rest you need to feel refreshed.

APPRENTICE star and West Ham United vice-chair Karren Brady answers your careers questions, plus try our money-saving tips. Here she gives advice to a reader who is highly introverted and struggling with working as a receptionist. Q) I’ve recently gone back to work after a seven-year gap to raise my children, as a family friend […]

I’m an introvert and I dread going to work each day – but I don’t want to let my friend down after she gave me the job

Repetition has a strange relationship with the mind. Take the experience of déjà vu, when we wrongly believe we have experienced a novel situation in the past – leaving us with an spooky sense of pastness. But we have discovered that déjà vu is actually a window...

The Opposite of Déjà Vu Is Even More Uncanny

Emma Loewe is the former Sustainability and Health Director at mindbodygreen. She is the author of "Return to Nature: The New Science of How Natural Landscapes Restore Us" and the co-author of "The Spirit Almanac: A Modern Guide To Ancient Self Care." Emma received her B.A. in Environmental Science & Policy with a specialty in environmental communications from Duke University. In addition to penning over 1,500 mbg articles on topics from the water crisis in California to the rise of urban beekeeping, her work has appeared on Grist, Bloomberg News, Bustle, and Forbes.

Uh, Can You Spot A Narcissist By Their Eating Habits? Research Suggests Maybe

Sleep divorce might sound like a dramatic term, but it's simply when couples choose to sleep in separate beds or rooms to improve their rest. This practice is becoming more common, with many finding it beneficial for their health and relationship. Why? Because quality sleep is crucial for overall well-being. Snoring, different schedules, or restless movements can disrupt sleep, leading to fatigue and irritability. By opting for separate sleeping arrangements, couples often report better sleep and less conflict. Curious about the benefits and how it works? Let's dive into 23 facts about sleep divorce that might surprise you.

23 Facts About Sleep Divorce

Marriage is often viewed as the pinnacle of a deep and loving relationship. However, the reality is that many marriages end in divorce, a trend highlighted by increasing divorce rates, particularly with more women filing for divorce. Common factors contributing to divorce include poor communication, financial strain, infidelity, lack of...

5 Ways to Make Your Marriage Divorce-Proof

The following is a summary of “Causal association between Helicobacter pylori infection and Sjogren’s syndrome: a bidirectional Mendelian randomization analysis,” published in the August 2024 issue of Infectious Disease by Cui et al. Researchers conducted a retrospective study using Mendelian randomization (MR) to assess the relationship between...

Sjogren’s Syndrome Increases Risk for H. pylori Infection

Could noise hold the key to better focus for children and young adults with attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD)? A recent study, published in the Journal of the American Academy of Child & Adolescent Psychiatry, suggests that exposure to white and pink noise may improve task performance in individuals with ADHD, offering a potential new avenue for treatment.

White and pink noise show promise in enhancing attention in those with ADHD

When it comes to booze, the recommended limits for alcohol consumption in 2024 are pretty much the same as 2004. However, there has been a significant shift in the messaging and interpretation of these guidelines with an increased emphasis on risks. Even though there was nothing shouted down from the...

How much booze is too much? New data, new advice.

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In today’s digital age, our smartphones have become indispensable companions. From checking emails to connecting with friends on social media, these devices are integral to our...

Do you have nomophobia? Take this test to find out

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