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Last Updated: 6 years ago• Featured Tip
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(PHD) In Psychology, M.Sc In Psychology,...read more

Psychologist•Hyderabad
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Have you been emotionally invested in a relationship for quite some time? Have you faced continual fights and disagreements with your partner? Have these fights resulted into frustration or have they affected the natural course of your respective lives? If yes, it is time for you to reassess the effort or rather the kind of effort you put in to make things work. Quarrels are an integral part of any healthy and serious relationship. However, an overdose may lead to severed ties. It bruises your m...more
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Psychiatrist•Delhi
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There is always a sense of anxiety, whenever we tend to start off with something new, as people are resistant to change. It is more so in the case of young children. School refusal refers to the refusal of children to attend school as a result of emotional distress. This school refusal can wreak a kind of havoc on families.

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I'm 23 years old female. I got married 6 months back and it was a love marriage. My parents were completely happy with the proposal and both sides equally consented. We were classmates in the college and had just completed the course. Bt he was able to fetch good job and so didn't want to delay the marriage. Bt my parents didn't want to announce it as a" love marriage" as we both were too young and also it's the first one of the sort in the family and also due to other conservative thoughts. They were afraid of the judgement of the relatives (which of course didn't bother me. But I agreed to their wish and even had to keep it as a secret with my close cousins (which was a great pain ).I didn't want to do this but I was forced. I was also forced to warn our friends to not give any signs. During the wedding I felt like they all came to know the truth as our classmates attended the wedding.(I felt so frm their attitude) .I don't know if it's true or if l felt so just because I bear that suffering or if they had some other issues. Anyways I couldn't enjoy even a moment of my special day. Now I don't want to be in between them .I don't feel like facing my cousins or attending a family function. What should I do? I always wanted to express the truth. I feel guilty that I had to restrict our friends from celebrating their special occasion as well as hiding behind a veil in front of the relatives which was again against my wish. Everyone said me that it's not a big deal and I'm just over thinking. Bt it's seriously haunting me now.

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Masters In Clinical Psychology

Psychologist•Lucknow
Now you are married
Just forget everything you don't have to tell each one of them personally
If they ask or y want to disclose say the real thing don't lie
I believe you should discuss your concerns in detail with a mental health professional to gain an insight about nature of problem and ways to overcome it through psychotheraputic techniques Consult with me or any psychologist for therapy and counseling Connect with me through text or audio on Lybrate app
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Ph.D, M.Phil - Psychology

Psychologist•Mathura
i really understand your pain. but the fact remains, she is no longer interested. she must be having her reasons but this is heart-breaking news for you.

very strongly advise- if you really love her, be happy in her happiness - that is what true love is all about- you always want to keep your partner happy.

this will give you tremendous relief from pain as you will be giving her what she wants most- freedom from her relationship with you.
so, be a giver, not beggar. the mor...more
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Psychiatrist•Chennai
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Being away or oblivious to social media is synonymous to not following the herd. Social media probably is no more the latest fad; it is the given code to take a deeper look into the present age. The rewarding fact about social networking sites is their ability to transport us to people and places millions of miles away from us. This epoch with its dictates of overproduction and maximum utilization of labor, snatches away the boon of communication.

Some of the mental health problems that...more
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Alport Syndrome, first detected by Dr. A. Cecil Alport and named after him is a rare inherited disease. It affects the kidney and also the inner cochlea or ear and the eyes. Passed down through families, it is caused by genetic mutations that affect the type IV collagen family of proteins. Collagen is an important tissue that forms the basement structure of the kidney, inner ear and eye.


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X-Linked Alport Syndrome: A most common form of Alport Syndrome, b...more
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Psychologist•Delhi
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Stigmas related to mental health is not new in our society It has negative beliefs and attitudes attached towards people suffering from emotionally and mentally challenging situations. It is an additional stress for the person who is already going though a difficult time in their life.

The Indian culture has its own diverse history of practices relating to treatment of mental disorders. The stigma attached to mental disorders in India is more extensive as compared to other western coun...more
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Psychologist•Palakkad
Dear Lybrate user. I can understand. Loosing someone dear and near causes grief. Grief leads to disappointment. Grief related disappointment manifests symptoms as in the case of depression. But disappointment symptoms are far shorter in duration than depression. These symptoms will vanish in some days or weeks. Don’t worry. Physical exercise, outdoor games, entertainment, hobbies etc could help you divert your attention. I suggest cognitive therapy. Take care.
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Reparenting Technique, BA, BEd

Psychologist•Bangalore
If you know what your parents objection is about, then talk about it before making a decision. Parents always carry a lot of wisdom and it is good to hear them out. You as youngsters will have a lot of intelligence and in the combination of their wisdom and your intelligence, you can come to a happy consensus. If all else fails get someone influential on your side to get involved. I am so happy to hear that you want to live: love should ideally bring life not death. Never give up on discussions....more
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