Is polyamory ever a good idea?
Polyamory refers to having more than one romantic relationship at the same time—with everyone involved aware of, and in agreement with, the situation. There are endless permutations. Polyamory could be...
Why balanced diets are the only ones that work long term
Open any magazine or check any of your social media accounts and you’re likely to be bombarded with news of a new diet. It seems that every week celebrities are...
Psychodynamic psychotherapy for Low Self-Esteem
From a psychodynamic perspective, the genesis of a person’s self-esteem is usually rooted in childhood experience. Several factors may contribute, from obvious criticisms or abuse from parents and bullying at...
Physical and psychological sequelae of critical illness.
A published research study by Dr Kannika Sukantarat. The objective of the study was to measure levels of anxiety, depression and post-traumatic stress among survivors of a critical illness and...
Psychological assessment of ICU survivors: a comparison between the Hospital Anxiety and Depression scale and the Depression, Anxiety and Stress scale.
Recovery from a critical illness can be delayed by persistent anxiety and depression. To identify such patients, a new self-report questionnaire (the Depression, Anxiety and Stress scale, DASS) was used...
Prolonged cognitive dysfunction in survivors of critical illness
A prospective study using neuropsychological testing explored cognitive performance, and specifically executive function, in survivors of critical illness during the first year of recovery.
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