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Alpha-Theta Neurofeedback Training for Treating PTSD
Alpha-Theta neurofeedback training is an intervention with the potential to help a multitude of patients. In fact, it’s used successfully for treating various clinical ...
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Strategies for Teaching Tolerance
Today, there are increasing cases of violence in our society. Despite the fact that we might do a great deal to try and ...
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How to Help Someone Suffering a Psychotic Break
Imagine suddenly losing touch with reality, perceiving stimuli that aren’t really there, or experiencing strange and unreal thoughts. This is what happens during ...
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How to Develop Affective Responsibility in Your Relationship
Responsibility on the affective level derives from specific pillars of a relationship. For example, dialogue, respect, empathy, care, and affection. In this article, ...
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The Role of the Parenting Coordinator
Divorce can be a real minefield, especially for children. A parenting coordinator is in charge of facilitating the relationship between both parents and their ...
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Bertrand Russell’s Philosophy of Peace and Logic
Bertrand Russell’s views represented one of the most influential approaches in the history of modern philosophy. He was a British scholar and logician, ...
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The Supplementary Motor Area of the Brain
The motor cortex is a neocortical region in charge of directing each of our movements. It’s located in the frontal lobe and is ...
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Éric Sadin and the Challenges of Artificial Intelligence
Éric Sadin is a French philosopher who’s aroused a great deal of interest for his profound reflections on a phenomenon that concerns us ...
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The Link Between Insecure Attachment and Child Abuse
If in early childhood a child learns to relate to violence, it’s likely that they’ll become violent in adulthood. Violence is a channel ...
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Dfferent Types of Hypnosis and How They Work
Hypnosis is one of the most interesting and controversial techniques. This is mainly due to the fact that there’s a lack of knowledge ...



















