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Health Talk and 121 Discussion at VServ Business Solutions P Ltd Quark City Focal point Mohali

International Women's Day is a global phenomenon and it is celebrated in many countries around the world. On this International Women's Day Cheema Medical Complex organized a health talk and 121 discussion at VServ Business Solutions P Ltd Quark City Focal point Mohali on 7th March 2019.

The health talk & 121 discussion done by Dr. Navdeep Kaur MBBS, MD (OBS & GYNAE) Ex.PGIMER Total gathering: 52 Employees

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How to Deal with Narcissists: The Different Narcissist Types

How to Deal with Narcissists: The Different Narcissist Types This is the first post on a series on how to detect different types of narcissists and how to deal with them.  The first point to make here is that the term “narcissism” covers different traits.  Therefore, there are many types of narcissists.  These different forms of narcissism are above and beyond the narrower diagnosis of Narcissistic personality Disorder (NPD) as described in the DSM 5.  The Narcissistic disorders are rather a spectrum of traits that are found--to different degrees--in different people. The two basic types of narcissists It is essential to know how to deal with narcissists and become familiar with their different types. Let's start by admitting that we all have an Ego. Therefore, we all have a degree of narcissism: That fact is inescapable.  And some degree of “narcissism” (Self-love) is psychologically healthy.  This is known as good self-esteem.  So, while good self-esteem is psychologically healthy (as long as it also takes others into consideration too), an excess of Narcissism may become a personality problem. People with too big an EGO (Narcissistic types) are what I will be describing here and in following posts.  In this regard, a first discrimination to make is between the so called “malignant narcissists” and the “benign ones.” The “malignant narcissists” are people that are not only grandiose and self-centered but that they also lack empathy and a moral conscience (they lack abeating lonelinessThis post is the first on a series on how to deal with narcissists. It explains the different types of narcissists and strategies to deal with themthis information health news article deals with how to overcome feelings of loneliness and dejection #[healthdiscussions]mentalhealthissues# Loneliness, depression, mental health news, healthcareRodolfo Trivisonno, MDDrRodolfo A Trivisonno, MD Read the full article

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10 mental health apps everyone should have on their phone

10 mental health apps everyone should have on their phone

September serves as National Suicide Prevention Month, and Thursday, Sept. 10 marks World Suicide Prevention Day. This span of 30 days reminds us to take care of ourselves, check in on loved ones and try to share valuable mental health information for those who need it most. 

In the United States, mental healthdiscussions are still surrounded with harmful stigmatization. It’s important to look…

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The origins of social anxiety: Why You Feel So Shy

The origins of social anxiety and why you feel so shy In my previous post I broached the subject of extreme shyness and social anxiety. In this one, I will look into the psychological, temperamental, and environmental causes of social anxiety. It is really strange--and most people never stop to think about it--that one of the things people fear the most is other people.  Understanding phobias Social Anxiety Disorder was previously known as "Social Phobia," or an excessive fear of people. In psychiatry we speak of “phobias” as: “excessive and unfounded fears to things/people/ animals/objects--and situations--that are not dangerous to us, yet we fear them with an inappropriate intensity.”  For example, let’s take for consideration the phobia of mice.  A mouse is a strong phobic object for a lot of people. This is the case, even though as an animal, a mouse is virtually harmless for humans. People that are phobic of mice perceive them as intolerably dangerous and disgusting.  But, if you ask them for the rationale for their intense fear, phobic individuals cannot come up with a rational explanation. They will only be able to tell you that they "just dread them," that they are "disgusting animals," and that they are "terrified" in their presence. But there is no correlation between a logical threat and the degree of panic they experience. So, a phobia is an unreasonable and excessive fear that causes intense avoidance. If the phobic person cannot avoid the phobic objecbeating lonelinessThis post examines the causes and predisposing factors to social anxiety disorder and extreme shyness. It offers advise as to how to detect it in yourself and in your children.this information health news article deals with how to overcome feelings of loneliness and dejection #[healthdiscussions]mentalhealthissues# #thecausesofshyness# #understandingsocialphobia# Loneliness, depression, mental health news, healthcareRodolfo Trivisonno, MDDrRodolfo A Trivisonno, MD Read the full article

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The origins of social anxiety: Why You Feel So Shy

The origins of social anxiety and why you feel so shy In my previous post I broached the subject of extreme shyness and social anxiety. In this one, I will look into the psychological, temperamental, and environmental causes of social anxiety. It is really strange--and most people never stop to think about it--that one of the things people fear the most is other people.  Understanding phobias Social Anxiety Disorder was previously known as "Social Phobia," or an excessive fear of people. In psychiatry we speak of “phobias” as: “excessive and unfounded fears to things/people/ animals/objects--and situations--that are not dangerous to us, yet we fear them with an inappropriate intensity.”  For example, let’s take for consideration the phobia of mice.  A mouse is a strong phobic object for a lot of people. This is the case, even though as an animal, a mouse is virtually harmless for humans. People that are phobic of mice perceive them as intolerably dangerous and disgusting.  But, if you ask them for the rationale for their intense fear, phobic individuals cannot come up with a rational explanation. They will only be able to tell you that they "just dread them," that they are "disgusting animals," and that they are "terrified" in their presence. But there is no correlation between a logical threat and the degree of panic they experience. So, a phobia is an unreasonable and excessive fear that causes intense avoidance. If the phobic person cannot avoid the phobic objecbeating lonelinessThis post examines the causes and predisposing factors to social anxiety disorder and extreme shyness. It offers advise as to how to detect it in yourself and in your children.this information health news article deals with how to overcome feelings of loneliness and dejection #[healthdiscussions]mentalhealthissues# #thecausesofshyness# #understandingsocialphobia# Loneliness, depression, mental health news, healthcareRodolfo Trivisonno, MDDrRodolfo A Trivisonno, MD Read the full article

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Los Orígenes de la Ansiedad Social y la Timidez

Los orígenes de la ansiedad social y porque sientes tanta timidez En mi artículo anterior abordé el tema de la timidez extrema y la ansiedad social. En este, analizaré las causas psicológicas, temperamentales y ambientales de la ansiedad social. Es realmente extraño--y la mayoría de la gente nunca se detiene a pensar en ello--que una de las cosas a las que la gente más teme sea a otras personas.  Entendiendo la ansiedad social como una forma especial de las fobias El trastorno de ansiedad social se conocía anteriormente como "fobia social," o miedo excesivo a las personas.  En psiquiatría hablamos de "fobias" como: "miedos excesivos e infundados a cosas, personas, animales, objetos y situaciones que no son inmediatamente peligrosas para nosotros, pero que tememos con un inapropiada intensidad".  Por ejemplo, consideremos la fobia a los ratones. Un ratón es un poderoso objeto fóbico para mucha gente. Este es el caso a pesar de que, como animal, un ratón es prácticamente inofensivo para los humanos. Pero las personas que tienen fobia a los ratones los perciben como peligrosos.  Aun así, si se les pregunta cuál es la razón de su miedo desmedido, los individuos fóbicos no pueden encontrar una explicación racional. Solo podrán decirte que "simplemente los temen", que son "animales repugnantes" y que ellos están "aterrorizados" en su presencia. Pero no existe una correlación entre una amenaza lógica y el intenso pánico que experimentan. Una fobia es un miedo excesivo e irbeating lonelinessEste articulo explica las causas se la ansiedad social y la timidez. Da consejos utiles de como detectarla en ti mismo y en tus hijos y que pasos tomar para combatirlathis information health news article deals with how to overcome feelings of loneliness and dejection #{healthdiscussions #comovencerlaansiedadsocial# #laansiedadsocial# #losorigenesdelaansiedadsocial# #mentalhealthinformation# Loneliness, depression, mental health news, healthcareRodolfo Trivisonno, MDDrRodolfo A Trivisonno, MD Read the full article

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Timidez Extrema: Ansiedad Social la Enfermedad de Nuestro Tiempo

Timidez Extrema: la Ansiedad Social es la Enfermedad de Nuestro Tiempo La timidez extrema--o ansiedad social--es el trastorno mental más común en los Estados Unidos. También es el más común de todos los trastornos de ansiedad.  Aproximadamente 1 de cada 8 personas (12%) en los EE. UU. ha sufrido un trastorno de ansiedad social en algún momento de su vida.  De una población actual de 330 millones de personas en los EE. UU. ¡Unos 40 millones informan haber sufrido esta afección en su vida! Estos son números asombrosos, ya que vemos que una de cada ocho personas que conoces padece esta condición. Ten siempre en cuenta este hecho antes de juzgar a otra persona como un "engreído". Por otra parte, en un año determinado, aproximadamente 7 de cada 100 (o aproximadamente 15 millones) de personas padecen un trastorno de ansiedad social en cualquier momento.  Según el Instituto Nacional de Salud Mental Norteamericano, la ansiedad social, o la timidez excesiva, se define como:  “El trastorno de ansiedad social (antes llamada fobia social) se caracteriza por el miedo persistente a una o más situaciones sociales o de desempeño en las que la persona está expuesta a personas desconocidas o al posible escrutinio de otras personas. El individuo teme actuar de una manera (o mostrar síntomas de ansiedad) que resultará vergonzosa y humillante ". La frecuencia del trastorno de ansiedad social en los adultos  Según los datos de la entrevista de diagnóstico de la Replicación de la Encuesta Nbeating lonelinessEste articulo es el primero de una serie sobre el trastorno de ansiedad social (fobia a la gente). Examina las causas y efectos de la timidez extrema y da consejos de que hacer para remediarla.this information health news article deals with how to overcome feelings of loneliness and dejection #[discusionesdesaludmental]# #[healthdiscussions]mentalhealthissues# #comoconquistarlosmiedossocialers# #eltrastornodeansiedadsocialTAS# #laansiedadsocial# #latimidezextrema# Loneliness, depression, mental health news, healthcareRodolfo Trivisonno, MDDrRodolfo A Trivisonno, MD Read the full article

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Extreme Shyness: Social Anxiety the Malady of our Times

The High Frequency of Extreme Shyness: Social Anxiety the Malady of our Times Extreme shyness--or social anxiety--is the most common mental disorder in the United States.  It is also the most common of all the anxiety disorders.  About 1 in 8 people (12 %) in the US have suffered from Social Anxiety Disorder (SAD) at some time in their life.  Out of a population of 330 million people in the US, some 40 million report having suffered from this condition in their lifetimes!These are staggering numbers as we see that one of eight people you meet suffers from this condition.  Always keep this fact in mind before judging someone else as a “snob.” This number is called the “lifetime prevalence” of social anxiety as a disorder.  In a given year, about 7 out of every 100 (or approximately 15 million people) suffer from Social Anxiety Disorder (this is called the "12-month prevalence of the disorder" or how many people suffer from social anxiety in a given month). According to the National Institute of Mental Health, Social Anxiety--or excessive shyness--is defined as: “Social anxiety disorder (formerly social phobia) is characterized by persistent fear of one or more social or performance situations in which the person is exposed to unfamiliar people or to possible scrutiny by others. The individual fears that he or she will act in a way (or show anxiety symptoms) that will be embarrassing and humiliating.” Social Anxiety Disorder Among Adults Based on diagnostic interview datbeating lonelinessThis post explains the growing problems of social anxiety/extreme shyness in American society. It is the first in a series on this subject.this information health news article deals with how to overcome feelings of loneliness and dejection #[healthdiscussions]mentalhealthissues# #socialanxietydisorder# #socialanxietythemaladyofourtimes# #whattodoifyouareshy# Loneliness, depression, mental health news, healthcareRodolfo Trivisonno, MDDrRodolfo A Trivisonno, MD Read the full article