What is marriage counselling? Many things can cause problems in marriages and relationships. These can be communication problems, changing situations (such as changing jobs), sexual problems, financial problems or even illness. Marriage counselling, sometimes called couples therapy, helps couples understand and resolve their differences and improve their relationship with each…
In today’s educational setting, understanding and addressing trauma has become extremely vital. Quite a number of students attend school with an adverse childhood experience burden, making their learning and behavior greatly affected. Educators and schools have a lead role in creating an environment that is safe, nurturing, and supportive for…
Are you struggling in your marriage and considering counselling? Does marriage counselling work? Find out what top experts in Dubai say about its effectiveness. Discover tips, stories, and practical advice to help you decide if it’s right for you. Marriage is a wonderful experience, but it’s not always easy. When…
Have you ever wondered how much time you spend thinking about negative or distressing situations? Or how often do you mentally replay what’s not working in your life? According to research, an average person has approximately 60,000 thoughts per day, of which 75% are negative and almost 95% are repetitive.…
In the recent past, a new frontier in mental health treatment shook the research community: psychedelic-assisted therapy. From counterculture to stigma, this is potential medicine representing one of the greatest possibilities for alleviating many mental health disorders’ symptoms. Let’s understand this new therapy and how these psychedelic substances are being…
We’ve been taught by our parents that it’s important to be polite. We’ve been told that saying “please” and “thank you” are necessary to show respect and appreciation. But how far should we take that? Is it important to extend such politeness to our intimate partner? Or is there an…
We’ve been taught by our parents that it’s important to be polite. We’ve been told that saying “please” and “thank you” are necessary to show respect and appreciation. But how far should we take that? Is it important to extend such politeness to our intimate partner? Or is there an…
We’ve been taught by our parents that it’s important to be polite. We’ve been told that saying “please” and “thank you” are necessary to show respect and appreciation. But how far should we take that? Is it important to extend such politeness to our intimate partner? Or is there an…
We’ve been taught by our parents that it’s important to be polite. We’ve been told that saying “please” and “thank you” are necessary to show respect and appreciation. But how far should we take that? Is it important to extend such politeness to our intimate partner? Or is there an…
We’ve been taught by our parents that it’s important to be polite. We’ve been told that saying “please” and “thank you” are necessary to show respect and appreciation. But how far should we take that? Is it important to extend such politeness to our intimate partner? Or is there an…
We’ve been taught by our parents that it’s important to be polite. We’ve been told that saying “please” and “thank you” are necessary to show respect and appreciation. But how far should we take that? Is it important to extend such politeness to our intimate partner? Or is there an…
We’ve been taught by our parents that it’s important to be polite. We’ve been told that saying “please” and “thank you” are necessary to show respect and appreciation. But how far should we take that? Is it important to extend such politeness to our intimate partner? Or is there an…