History of Psychology and Mental Health

In the year 1942, the research and studies of Carl Jung were successfully interpreted and implemented in to the Myers- Briggs Type Indicator created by Isabel Briggs-Myers.... keep reading →

Things in our external and internal environment are constantly in a state of change, although the intellect conceives of them, for practical purposes, as if they were... keep reading →

  The drive to understand human behavior and psychological processes has fueled the development of psychology from philosophical conjecture to a true science. For... keep reading →

The American Journal of Insanity, July 1890   One of the things I like best about thrift shopping is the surprise that hits me when I stumble upon a treasure that others... keep reading →

Dorothea Lynde Dix (1802-1887) was herself born to poverty, on a small, ill-kept New England farm. However, she hungered for education, and when only twelve years old she... keep reading →

Most people probably already know that the right-hemisphere of the brain is responsible for our artistic skills such as music and other forms of art, spatial skills, and what... keep reading →

A new study has shown that supplements can help a great deal in minimising the symptoms of schizophrenia. For a conditions where sedatives seem to be the only answer, maybe... keep reading →

hi friends this is my first hub page. i want to share my experience for meditation power. i had never been into this activity before knowing this incident. one of my friend... keep reading →

Most historians believe that prehistoric societies regarding abnormal behavior as the work of evil spirits. These early societies apparently explained all phenomena as... keep reading →

(names have been changed to protect privacy but this story is real) Two years ago Jacob was a happy sailor with everything going for him. He was stationed on a tropical... keep reading →