Managing Stress through Emotional Intelligence
Most likely, you are communicating with your teammates, managing your stress, and motivated towards your goals. In this show, we dive deep into the world of […]
Emotional Intelligence
Is your child always easily get angry and prone to tantrums? Raising kids with the emotional intelligence to conquer the world is no easy feat. Good […]
Are we inherently Biased?
People have biases about different things. Biases are unconscious errors that misinterpret the input signals in our brains. And sometimes, it may be linked to chemical […]
Neuroscience Of Sleep
Having trouble sleeping? Getting the normal 7-8 hours of sleep is important to function and focus through our daily schedule. Connect with behavioural scientist Dr. Tonmoy […]
Jumping to Conclusions
Do you judge a person based on first impressions, or do you wait until you get to know them? People link different characteristics to either a […]
Methods of Persuasion: Propaganda
The world is full of different influences with hidden agendas. The actions you are doing now might be an effect of manipulation brought on by what […]
Psychology of Romantic Love
Butterflies in your stomach, hearts beating fast or them always running in your mind—You must be in love! All this could just be the result of […]
Resiliency in the Face of Adversity
People struggle every single day with hard decisions and their outcomes. Bouncing back from difficult times is an important skill that everyone should learn. This week’s […]
Prejudice and Discrimination
Have you ever been forced to dress or act a certain way to conform to society? People often have an inherent bias towards a group of […]
The Science of Loneliness
The COVID-19 pandemic has produced emotionally draining challenges in different sectors. It has isolated loved ones and produced grief and anxiety at an all time high. […]
Psychedelics Therapy
Psychedelics are known as party drugs, but research suggests that they can be a breakthrough in mental health therapy in the United States. The potential of […]
The COVID Brain
What was once thought to only present as physical symptoms, COVID-19 has manifested itself in our brains. People have observed changes in behaviours, random brain fog […]
PTSD
22 April 2018 Reports of school shootings, bombings, environmental disasters and other tragic events are on the news almost daily. In the aftermath of such tragedies […]
Social Media Addiction
More people are spending hours every day taking “selfies,” tweeting, browsing and playing games like Candy Crush on their Facebook, Instagram and other social media sites; […]
What Creates a Mass Shooter?
Frank McAndrew, Ph.D., an American social psychologist, professor and elected fellow of numerous professional organizations, including the Association for Psychological Science (APS), weighs in on some […]
Process Addictions
Until recently, “addiction” has almost exclusively referred to the excessive and intrusive patterns of substance use; however, behavioral and substance addictions have many overlapping features and […]
Are we all prone to inherent bias?
This week’s show focuses on the stereotypes and biases that come from our life experiences and our interactions with others. Dr. Tonmoy Sharma and Dr. Chad […]
The Craving Mind
This week’s show focuses on the stereotypes and biases that come from our life experiences and our interactions with others. Dr. Tonmoy Sharma and Dr. Chad […]