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Given up on New Year's resolutions? Experts say to try again in March - Vimarsana News

Given up on New Year's resolutions? Experts say to try again in March

SINGAPORE – By now, those resolutions you made at the giddy turn of the new year may have started fading from memory. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Ethics, excellence, leadership key to psychology practice — GPC - Vimarsana News

Ethics, excellence, leadership key to psychology practice — GPC

The changes in societal expectations of patients’ well-being and the quality of psychological services have stirred up public concerns for...

What is Invisible String Theory? A look at the TikTok dating trend. - Vimarsana News

What is Invisible String Theory? A look at the TikTok dating trend.

What is Invisible String Theory, the TikTok dating trend, where people meet their partners years before getting together without realising it.

Boredom, exposure to domestic violence among reasons people abuse animals: Experts - Vimarsana News

Boredom, exposure to domestic violence among reasons people abuse animals: Experts

They add that education and rehabilitation are needed for those who are cruel to animals. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Dealing with depression: How following a daily routine can help manage emotional well-being - Vimarsana News

Dealing with depression: How following a daily routine can help manage emotional well-being

May 12, 2021 Vivian Cheng at her home in West Kowloon. Cheng suffers from depression but finds a healthy daily routine helps her manage her symptoms. South China Morning Post In 2011, Vivian Cheng was diagnosed with depression after the collapse of a long-term relationship. Since then, she has been regularly seeing both a psychologist and a psychiatrist, and taking antidepressant medication. The Hongkonger, who is in her 40s, also joined a support group for people with depression and says that their meetings have been instrumental in her recovery. "I learnt a lot about this complex and misund...