‘The term “privacy” means many things in different contexts. Different people, cultures, and nations have a wide variety of expectations about how much privacy a person is entitled to or what constitutes an invasion of privacy.

Internet privacy is the ability to control what information one reveals about oneself over the Internet, and to control who can access that information. These concerns include whether email can be stored or read by third parties without consent, or whether third parties can track the web sites someone has visited.‘ [click to continue…]

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New Evidence Reveals that Vincent Van Gogh Was Not Insane?

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Vincent van Gogh, whose artistic brilliance and supposed madness have made him a focus of popular fascination, apparently he suffered not from epilepsy or insanity but from Meniere’s disease.

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Did Nurse Deliberately Give Hepatitis C Infection to 35 Patients?

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Safe syringes were used by infected nurse with hep C then replaced and filled with a saline solution to cover her tracks.
A female nurse who worked as a surgery scrub tech at Rose Medical Centre in Denver and Audubon Ambulatory Surgery Centre in [...]

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Is My Depression Clinical?

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Are you or any one you know suffering with clinical depression symptoms?
Do you need help in determining your depression cause?

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Are Fat People Beautiful?

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Understanding Our Reaction to Gestures and Facial Expression.

Understanding Our Reaction to Gestures and Facial Expression:
The Anger Episode Model

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Kassinove & Tafrate (2002) developed the anger episode model after conducting research that observed individuals responding to anger in real-life situations. The model has five main components, each interlinked with the next
Defining the Components of the Anger Episode Model
Triggers are external or internal [...]

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Carl Jung and his Iceberg Psychology Theory.

Carl Jung and his Iceberg Psychology Theory.
Carl Jung was a student and follower of Freud. He was born in a small town in Switzerland in 1875 and all his life was fascinated by folk tales, myths and religious stories. Although he had a close friendship with Freud early in their relationship, his independent and questioning [...]

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Marketing your Therapy Practice.

Marketing your Therapy Practice; Most therapists are not that comfortable with marketing their practice but there is actually no point in offering a service if you have no clients.
Marketing A Counseling Practice
“I just got a phone call from an internet marketing group. They claim they can guarantee us a top ten listing on Google [...]

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Have you ever been referred to as Sensitive and Touchy?

Have you ever been referred to as Sensitive and Touchy? A Sensitive person or even highly sensitive?
Have you ever had a conversation with someone about something or other and you suddenly became offended at what they said to you?
Are you reliant on others opinions as to how you feel about your self?

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