5 Causes And Solutions To A Sexless Marriage

March 18, 2018

When most people think of marriage, they don’t think of the word celibacy. However, many marriages today are mostly or completely sexless. It’s estimated that nearly twenty percent of marriages are celibate. So, why are many marriages sexless when no one wants a sexless marriage? There are many reasons why marriages become sexless, such as...Read More

Benefits Of Online Marriage Counseling & Best Providers

March 15, 2018

by Mindcology Staff

Marriage counseling is on the rise with an expected twenty-percent increase in marriage counselors by 2026. With this increase, technology is now becoming a part of the process with different forms of online marriage counseling. Most of these services allow couples to receive comparable advice through their smartphone, tablets or computers. So what are the main...Read More

8 Types of Narcissists- Including One to Stay Away From at All Costs

March 12, 2018

by Kristen Milstead, Ph.D. Sociology

Narcissism has become such a frequently-used word in the mainstream culture that it has taken on a life of its own. It’s used for everything ranging from a way to informally insult someone to a way of discussing the behavior of reality TV stars. The word has even been applied indiscriminately to describe entire cultural...Read More

Mental Illness And Its Stigma: The New Cancer

February 20, 2018

by Ashley Nicole, B.A. Psychology, M.M.C. Health Journalism

You do not tell a cancer patient, “It’s like you’re not even trying.” Nor do you comfort a heart disease patient with, “You’ll feel better if you just change your frame of mind.” Both of these are unintentional medical conditions that are leading causes of death. These same statements shouldn’t be said to mental illness...Read More

The Quick Histrionic Personality Disorder Test

February 20, 2018

by Mindcology Staff

The Quick Histrionic Personality Disorder Test Take our short histrionic personality disorder test to see if you or someone you know match the DSM-5 criteria. This test is educational only, and not intended to serve as a diagnosis, or replace the services of a medical care professional. You May Be Suffering From Histrionic Personality...Read More

5 Psychological Tips & Tricks For ‘Letting Go’

February 18, 2018

by Mindcology Staff

odern day life is an onslaught of stress and drudgery. It often feels like anchors tied to our ankles every minute of every day. We spend hours worrying about the endless amount of ‘to do’ items, relationships, inconveniences, bills and societal pressures. This never-ending stream of stressors often causes us to become overly attached to...Read More

Is Your Relationship Unhealthy? Take This Quiz.

February 10, 2018

by Mindcology Staff

The 3-Minute Toxic Relationship Quiz No relationship is perfect, but some relationships are just plain toxic. However, that doesn’t mean that a healthy relationship cannot be improved. Take this short test to see how healthy your current relationship is and whether you might need to work on it. You Have A Healthy Relationship Based on...Read More

9 Simple Tools to Master Your Emotions

January 21, 2018

by Kaitlin Lehmann, M.A. Psychology

Emotional regulation is the study of how individuals influence which emotions they have, when they have them, and how they are expressed. Learning to manage our emotions leads to greater well-being, mood improvement, and increased attention. Developing this component of emotional intelligence will magnify your success in all aspects of your life. 1. Name it...Read More

Why Hiring A Life Coach Might Benefit Just About Anyone

January 21, 2018

by Grace Faison, M.S. Counseling

Life coaching is all the ‘new rage.’ I provide life coaching over the phone and via video platform and find that people enjoy life coaching more than counseling. It’s less intimidating and doesn’t deal with as serious of issues. If someone has a major emotional struggle such as severe anxiety or depression they typically need to...Read More

Flow Psychology: 5 Ways To Find Flow in Everyday Life

January 16, 2018

by Kaitlin Lehmann, M.A. Psychology

Have you ever enjoyed an activity so much that you lost track of time and your sense of self seemed to disappear? Athletes describe this feeling as being in the zone, and psychologists call this mental state, flow or peak experiences. We experience flow when we effortlessly concentrate on an activity that requires our full...Read More

1 2 … 15 OLDER

Mindcology

Mindcology

Mindcology

5 Causes And Solutions To A Sexless Marriage

Benefits Of Online Marriage Counseling & Best Providers

8 Types of Narcissists- Including One to Stay Away From at All Costs

Mental Illness And Its Stigma: The New Cancer

The Quick Histrionic Personality Disorder Test

5 Psychological Tips & Tricks For ‘Letting Go’

Is Your Relationship Unhealthy? Take This Quiz.

9 Simple Tools to Master Your Emotions

Why Hiring A Life Coach Might Benefit Just About Anyone

Flow Psychology: 5 Ways To Find Flow in Everyday Life

Trending Posts

Popular Quizzes