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The Serotonin Pit: Why Alcohol Can Leave You Feeling Low

The Serotonin Pit: Why Alcohol Can Leave You Feeling Low

Blog | Harmful habits
When you enjoy a drink to relax or socialize, you might not immediately notice that alcohol is setting off a cascade of chemical changes in your brain. While many people appreciate alcohol for its temporary ability to ease tension, there's a hidden downside that often leaves one feeling low once its effects wear off. This phenomenon, commonly known as the "serotonin pit"—a colloquial term for the noticeable dip in mood and motivation after drinking—is a result of the sudden drop in serotonin lev ...
Addiction: Is It Biology, Choice, or Something More?

Addiction: Is It Biology, Choice, or Something More?

Blog | Harmful habits
Addiction remains one of the most challenging and complex issues in mental health today. As we explore why individuals become addicted, it is important to remember that the answer is never one-dimensional.
Stress and Hormones: A Complex Interplay

Stress and Hormones: A Complex Interplay

Article | Stress
Stress is not just a fleeting feeling of being overwhelmed—it is a complex hormonal response that our body initiates when faced with both internal challenges and external pressures.
Asperger’s Syndrome: Myths, Realities, and Practical Insights

Asperger’s Syndrome: Myths, Realities, and Practical Insights

Article | Mental disorder
In today’s discussions on mental health, Asperger’s syndrome has emerged as a subject of increasing interest and debate.
Stockholm Syndrome: Psychological Survival, Clinical Controversy, and Legal Ambiguity

Stockholm Syndrome: Psychological Survival, Clinical Controversy, and Legal Ambiguity

Blog | Emotional dependency
Stockholm syndrome is a psychological response in which hostages or abuse victims develop emotional bonds, sympathy, or even loyalty toward their captors or abusers.
First Impressions: The Blink That Shapes Your Relationships

First Impressions: The Blink That Shapes Your Relationships

Blog | Self-esteem
First impressions are often the starting point of every new encounter, a moment when we rapidly assess a person or situation with only a limited amount of the available information.
Inside the Mind of a Gamer: Unraveling the Causes and Pathways to Recovery from Gaming

Inside the Mind of a Gamer: Unraveling the Causes and Pathways to Recovery from Gaming

Blog | Harmful habits
Gambling addiction often develops as a complex response to deep-seated emotional needs and social difficulties.
A Practical Guide to Overcoming Porn Addiction

A Practical Guide to Overcoming Porn Addiction

Blog | Harmful habits
In today's digital age, the accessibility of explicit content has led many to face the challenge of compulsive porn use, which can gradually erode the quality of daily life and emotional well-being.
From Fury to Fuel: Mastering Your Anger for a Better Life

From Fury to Fuel: Mastering Your Anger for a Better Life

Blog | Anger
In our daily lives, anger is a powerful emotion that serves as both a warning signal and a potential catalyst for change.
The Truth About Female Alcoholism and Its Treatability

The Truth About Female Alcoholism and Its Treatability

Blog | Harmful habits
For many years, a harmful myth has circulated claiming that female alcoholism is an incurable condition.
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