All organisms must maintain a complex dynamic balance, called homeostasis, which is constantly threatened by internal or external adverse forces called stressors. Anxiety and stress are evolutionary adaptations to the difficult conditions faced by humans in their environment which threaten their existence and well-being...Read More

The effect that contact with nature has on the mental well-being of people has been recognized for hundreds of years by many cultures with science, philosophy, poetry and even religion having recognized that the well-being of the human species is directly linked to the natural living environment. However, life in...Read More

The setting in which psychotherapy takes place can affect the relationship between counselor and client, as well as the outcomes of the session. In order to make the appropriate configuration of the therapeutic room, the health professional should answer three questions aimed at the emotional well-being of both him and his clients. The...Read More

Human morality is a social product and a consequence of group life. The word "ethics" is derived from the Greek word "ethos" which means customs or habits. Psychology, as a theoretical science, deals with the nature of behavior and therefore ethical issues govern the profession of the Psychologist who is obliged to observe the...Read More

Embarking on a journey of self-awareness and healing, the journey of psychotherapy is a deeply personal and transformative experience. In this article, we will delve into the deep dynamics of this healing odyssey and explore how it can empower individuals to navigate the complex terrain of their inner world. 1. An irreversible journey: Psychotherapy...Read More