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How Does My Attachment Style Affect My Romantic Relationship?

ByadminJuly 23, 2021

You might be surprised to learn just how much your attachment style affects the relationships you develop with romantic partners. It’s important to know that our attachment style can be heavily influenced by how we bonded with our parents ( or guardians) at a young age. We

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Depression, Anxiety and Overwhelm: How To Move forward When Things Don’t Go According to Plan

ByadminJune 18, 2021

If you are someone who has depression or anxiety, or if you are someone who obsessively plans and feels a strong need for control, then you know that last-minute changes can be challenging to manage. It can feel overwhelming and even chaotic when something that wasn’t

Philosophical studies

How Do I Improve My Self Esteem?

ByadminApril 29, 2021

I am often asked by clients,” How do I improve my self-esteem?”.The truth is, there is no one answer to this question, but that can be a good thing.It’s important to know that living with low self-esteem can be extremely damaging to your mental health. Depression, anxiety,

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What Is PTSD? – Carmen Riley

ByadminApril 11, 2021

Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) is a particular set of reactions that can develop in people who have been through a traumatic event that threatened their life or safety or that of others around them. This could be a car or other serious accident, physical or sexual

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How to turn Failure into Success

ByadminMarch 8, 2021

We’ve all probably heard the saying that failure is a part of life, and while this is true, we all know that it doesn’t make failing any less disappointing. Whether you get passed over for a promotion or come last in a competition, failure can be quite intense and painful.

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The Power of Resilience: What is it and How Does it Impact My Mental Health?

ByadminFebruary 1, 2021

When you are confronted with a difficult situation, are you someone who bounces back or quickly falls apart? Do you quit things prematurely, question who you are, or avoid conflict? If your answer is yes to these questions, it can mean you lack something called psychological

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Science, Worldviews and Education

ByadminOctober 25, 2020

Science, formerly ‘natural philosophy’, has always been a dynamic part of culture; it is affected by culture and has effects on culture; thus, science and worldviews (or Weltanschauungen) are interrelated, and a decent science education should give students some appreciation

Life and Earth Sciences

Philosophy in Science and in Science Classrooms

ByadminOctober 12, 2020

Whenever science is taught, philosophy is taught. Messages are conveyed, explicitly or implicitly, about epistemology, ontology, ethics, plausible reasoning, argumentation and other philosophical topics, including religion and aesthetics. In this chapter, ways in which

Life and Earth Sciences

Historical and Current Developments in Science Curricula

ByadminSeptember 25, 2020

In order to appraise the value of HPS to science teaching, it is useful to be aware of the history and diversity of school science curricula, and of the major debates that have occurred in efforts to improve classroom instruction. This and the following two chapters will

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The Rapprochement Between History, Philosophy and Science Education