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Tag: mind
Digital Media vs Printed Pages
New research indicates that students learn more from books than computer screens.
Infographic: New Year, New You!
Invest in your mind, body, and spirit to achieve optimum health and wellness in the new year for a new you!
Healthy Food for Your Homeschooled Teen’s Healthy Brain
Assuring your teen is ready for a full day of learning can start by ensuring their brain is properly fueled and ready.
How to Stop Being Insecure: A List of Practical Tips
The team at IvyPanda recently made an informative article on how to stop being insecure.
Why Psychology is Pseudoscience
A pseudoscience consists of practices that are claimed to be scientific but don’t meet the requirements of basic scientific principles. Here is why Psychology is Pseudoscience…
Mindful Ways to De-stress During the Holidays
We all have those bad days after which we need to de-stress.
What is a Weighted Blanket?
Swaddling is the ancient practice of snugly wrapping a baby to calm them and help them sleep. Now you can get cozy, too, in a weighted blanket!
Alzheimer’s Disease Awareness
World Alzheimer’s Disease Awareness Day is September 21, 2020.
Lack of Sleep in Children
We’ve all seen how cranky and ornery little kids can be with a lack of sleep.
Having a Bad Day? Retrain Your Brain!
Be alert for negativity and don’t let your brain become emotionally involved with it.
Lifelong Learning: The Fountain of Youth
The active learning approach fits the needs of young and old alike.
Connection, by Emily Ann Ward
Emily Rachelle Reviews Anna and Aaron have read each other’s minds – literally – since they met as kids. Eight years later, their touch sets off massive electric currents and a mysterious agency claims there are others like them. I’m just going to jump right in with this one, since I can’t come up with […]
Career-of-the-Month: Psychologist & Psychiatrist
Psychiatrists are medical doctors; psychologists are not. The suffix “-iatry” means “medical treatment,” and “-logy” means “science” or “theory.” So psychiatry is the medical treatment of the psyche, while psychology is the science of the psyche. (Psyche is an ancient Greek term for the totality of the human mind, both conscious and unconscious.) Psychologists are […]