Study finds that athletes with ADHD are more likely to choose team sports, and this could result in a higher risk of injury
Date Posted: November 20, 2017
Categories: Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), Sports Psychology
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Eating well can be challenging when you're stressed out and perhaps coping with any mental health disorder. But guess what...eating nutritious food is EXACTLY what you need.
Nov 20
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Have you ever thought about why sleep deprivation feels like being drunk without drinking anything? Find out why sleep deprivation leaves people feeling so spaced out.
Nov 20
Categories: Mindfulness
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With clinical depression so rampant these days, new research explores the idea of using the quicker and cheaper talk therapy as a cure for depression.
Nov 18
Categories: Depression
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New research finds a relationship between ADHD and ASD traits and behavior. 334 participants were taken from a healthy adult population and self-report measures were used assess the respondents.
Nov 17
Categories: Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), Autism spectrum ...
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A state of novelty has proven to be an effective AND efficient way to learn - our brain tells us so!
Nov 17
Categories: Other
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The Addiction Paradox Conundrum: Chronic pain management and skyrocketing death rates? People are increasingly becoming addicted to opiates, marking dangerous times ahead. New approaches to this addiction are needed. Pronto.
Nov 16
Categories: Addictions, Chronic Pain, Drug Addiction
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Author C.S. Lewis wrote about the death of his wife: "Her absence is like the sky, spread over everything." The very self can be swallowed by the void that sets in when a loved one dies. How do we cope when the gap left by the absence of a partner, ...
Nov 16
Categories: Grief, Loss, Bereavement
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Super smart leaders suffering from too much of a good thing? New research investigates the curvilinear effect of intelligence on perceived leadership behaviour and finds evidence showing that too much intelligence harms leadership effectiveness.
Nov 15
Categories: Workplace Issues
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When a single number is used to determine future actions, such as placement in a school or organization, the concept of IQ is at its worst! What exactly is an IQ score, and what should it not be?
Nov 13
Categories: Other
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Scientists recommend letting your child get dirty: According to their research, being out in the wild can improve a child’s physical and mental resilience. Dirt makes us psychologically strong!
Nov 10
Categories: Child Development, Stress Management
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The first Christmas decorations have been set up all around Singapore, and shops are advertising holiday specials – the time to do your Christmas shopping is close!
Not sure what would be a good present? Psychologists have researched what to ...
Nov 9
Categories: Other
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A workshop on moderating smartphones & social media use for your child: Discussion of skills and strategies on how to use mobiles ‘smart’ and ‘wisely’.
Nov 8
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There's something very therapeutic about being in or near water. Here's what science has to say about it.
Nov 7
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The risk of a deadly encounter with a shark is 1 in 3,748,067 while the lifetime risk of dying in a car crash is a staggering 1 in 84 - still most people are more afraid of shark attacks than car crashes. New Zealand psychological scientists have ...
Nov 2
Categories: Fear, Other
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So far surprisingly little research investigated employee breaks at work, and even less research provided prescriptive suggestions for better workday breaks in terms of when, where, and how break activities are most beneficial. After analyzing data ...
Nov 1
Categories: Other, Stress Management, Workplace Issues
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