By Jianping Wang, MD, PhD, Beijing Normal University Jianping Wang, MD, PhD is a member of the Beck Institute International Advisory Committee and has done extensive CBT training through Beck Institute. We are pleased to share this blog about her important work preparing grief counselors in mainland China to deliver effective interventions to people who […]
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Japanese researchers have discovered a deficiency in the brains of people with schizophrenia. The findings could lead to the development of new drug therapies. For the study, researchers at the RIKEN Center for Brain Science (CBS) in Japan conducted post-mortem exams (autopsies) and discovered that schizophrenia was linked to lower-than-normal levels of S1P, a type […]
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Derren Brown is a completely unique force in the world of illusion – he’ll outwardly foretell and control human behaviour. He does not claim to be a mind-reader, instead he describes his craft as a mix of wizardry, idea, psychology, misdirection and showmanship through his mastery of mind tricks. Whatever you select to name it, […]
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By Francine Broder, PsyD Suicide continues to increase in the United States and around the world (Hedegaard et al., 2020), and it is within this context that COVID-19 showed up. Risk factors associated with an increase in suicide, such as social isolation and an economic downturn, are front and center as we all grapple with […]
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In a new study, New York researchers suggest effective ways to cope with stress during the current COVID-19 crisis. Investigators reviewed strategies that were helpful for residents in the New York metropolitan area after traumatic events, including the 9/11 terror attacks. Dr. Steven Jay Lynn, a Distinguished Professor of Psychology, doctoral student Craig Polizzi and […]
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At the point when Hypnotic Mind Reading is utilized, it ought to improve somebody’s life. The case of Derren Brown’s visit to the youthful guilty parties’ foundation delineates a reasonable contrast between Hypnotic brain Reading and Psychological Mind Reading, in which a brilliant chance to improve the lives of the youthful wrongdoers was missed. Trancelike […]
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This recent article by Dr. Aaron T. Beck describes the biological underpinnings of an individual’s responses to various situations, and how these responses can create cognitive biases that may influence an individual’s personality and potential psychological disorders. It then explains a recent shift in psychology, from centering therapy on the correction of negative symptoms and […]
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To keep sound lifestyle which is positive to mind development. The mind acts and learns in reaction to situations and conditions; this affects a learning process which displays any human personality and behavior. Most people who’ve had negative mind exposures while growing up normally develop personalities which may not be welcoming to other people in […]
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