Dr. Sanul Corrielus

After a loved one has passed away, grief doesn’t simply go away. Reminders frequently make the pain of loss worse. Here is support for coping and healing. When a loved one passes away, you could experience sadness over that loss repeatedly – often years later. Grief may resurface on the anniversary of your loved one’s […]

In dementia, thinking, memory, and reasoning skills become insufficient to perform day-to-day tasks. Some dementia patients have emotional instability and personality changes. The intensity of dementia varies from the mildest stage, when it is just starting to interfere with a person’s ability to function, to the most severe level, when the person must fully depend

Migraines aren’t just a very bad headache. Compared to other headache illnesses, it is a debilitating neurological condition with unique symptoms and a unique strategy for therapy. A neurological condition termed migraine is defined by recurrent periods of symptoms, or attacks, which often include a headache, nausea, vomiting, sensitivity to light, touch, smell, or sound,

Not only can happiness make us feel good, but it can also genuinely enhance our lives. Positive feeling and well-being have been linked to a wide range of advantages, including increased professional performance, improved relationship functioning, increased creativity, improved physical health, and even longer life expectancy, according to a recent comprehensive meta-analysis. The 50-40-10 rule

Every child will occasionally have a temper tantrum, but if your child has frequent, difficult to control, and tantrums that appear out of proportion to the environment, you may wish to get them tested for disruptive mood dysregulation disorder (DMDD). In response to psychiatrists’ worries that bipolar illness had been over diagnosed in youngsters, DMDD

In our culture, the term “narcissism” is often used. It frequently carries a negative meaning, is used as an insult, and conveys the message that the speaker only cares about oneself. Narcissism, also known as a narcissistic personality disorder (NPD), is a serious mental health condition that affects an estimated 6.2% of the population. This

Is your heart happy? Is your heart so happy that it can break? Yes, you read that right! Too much happiness can actually break your heart. Just as there is a “broken heart syndrome”- a condition where too much stress can break your heart, there is also a “happy heart syndrome”- a condition where too

Sneaking a nap during the daytime sounds like a very good steal, doesn’t it? But did you know that napping when the sun’s shining can be a clear indication of high blood pressure? Yes, you heard it right! Taking frequent naps during the day is associated with high blood pressure and can eventually cause a

What is dissociative amnesia? Dissociative amnesia is a condition in which a person cannot recognize essential information about their life. This forgetting may be restrained to a certain particular area (thematic) or may involve much of the person’s life experiences and/or identity. In some unusual cases known as dissociative fugue, the person may forget all

Yes, it’s attainable Habit matters. If you ever attempted to knock off a bad habit, you acknowledge it all too competently how deep-rooted they are. Although, good habits are deep-rooted too. So, why not create good habits as a part of your schedule? Here’s a look at some daily, monthly, and annual habits to support