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'It felt like the only thing I could control': People share their struggles with compulsive cleaning - Vimarsana News

'It felt like the only thing I could control': People share their struggles with compulsive cleaning

"Often associated with a person's intense fear of being contaminated by germs and disease-causing bacteria and viruses, compulsive cleaning is marked by an excessive urge to clean or engage in cleaning rituals," said Rohini Rajeev, senior psychotherapist

The 7 most likable Yellowjacket characters, ranked - Vimarsana News

The 7 most likable Yellowjacket characters, ranked

The hit show Yellowjackets has many memorable characters, but who ranks as the most likable? We rank the seven most likable characters in the Showtime series.

The Drum | Can Neuroscience Pump Better Creative Into B2B Marketing? - Vimarsana News

The Drum | Can Neuroscience Pump Better Creative Into B2B Marketing?

Simon Collister of the Human Understanding Lab argues that B2B companies could do with a dose of creativity. Here, he suggests how to do it with neuroscience.

Panic attack vs anxiety attack: Understanding the difference - Vimarsana News

Panic attack vs anxiety attack: Understanding the difference

Anxiety causes restlessness, fatigue, muscle tension and irritability, while panic attacks cause shaking / trembling, chest pain, flashes of feeling hot or cold and a sense of detachment, from the self, the world, and loss of control.

In an unequal society like India, community-led interventions can make therapy more accessible - Vimarsana News

In an unequal society like India, community-led interventions can make therapy more accessible

With India’s lack of mental health care professionals, community programmes might be a better way to reach more people.

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