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SHERVAN K SHAHHIAN
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Understanding Principle of Reflection:
How this principle applies psychologically: In psychology, the Principle of Reflection takes on a metaphorical meaning rather than a physical one — but it’s rooted in the same idea: what is sent out is reflected back. Psychological Interpretation: Just as a mirror reflects light, people reflect the attitudes, emotions, and behaviors they perceive from others. In essence: The world (or others) often mirrors back to us what we project outward. 1. Interpersonal Reflection (Soc
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2 days ago3 min read
Understanding Discernment Counseling:
Discernment Counseling is a short-term, specialized form of couples counseling designed for partners who are uncertain about the future of their relationship — especially when one partner is leaning toward divorce and the other is leaning toward saving the marriage. Here’s a clear breakdown: Purpose: The goal isn’t to solve all marital problems or immediately repair the relationship. Instead, it helps couples gain clarity and confidence about whether to: Stay together and wor
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2 days ago4 min read
Trauma Response, what is it:
A trauma response is the body and mind’s automatic reaction to a deeply distressing or threatening event. It’s how a person survives, processes, and adapts after trauma. Common Types of Trauma Responses Fight — Reacting with aggression or control to regain safety or power. Example: Arguing, yelling, or trying to dominate a situation. Flight — Escaping or avoiding the threat. Example: Running away, overworking, or distracting oneself to feel safe. Freeze — Becoming immobile or
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2 days ago1 min read
Conversational Hypnosis, what is it:
Conversational Hypnosis — also called covert hypnosis or indirect hypnosis — is a communication technique used to influence someone’s subconscious mind through ordinary conversation, without them necessarily being aware that hypnosis is occurring. Core Concept: Conversational hypnosis uses language patterns, suggestion, and rapport-building to gently bypass the critical, analytical part of the mind and access the unconscious — where deeper change can happen (e.g., altering be
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6 days ago3 min read
We should , Have Hope in Humanity, why:
That’s a profound question — and one that cuts right to the heart of psychology, philosophy, and even spirituality. We should have hope in humanity not because humanity is perfect, but because it is capable of growth, reflection, and renewal. Here are several perspectives that explain why: 1. The Capacity for Compassion Even in the darkest times, people consistently show acts of kindness — rescuing strangers, helping the poor, protecting the environment, or standing up for
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7 days ago2 min read
Preventive Psychotherapy differs from Traditional Psychotherapy:
Preventive psychotherapy differs from traditional psychotherapy mainly in its focus, goals, and timing. Here’s a clear comparison: Aspect Preventive Psychotherapy Traditional Psychotherapy Primary Focus Prevention of future mental health problems and strengthening resilience Treatment of existing psychological disorders or distress Timing Provided before serious symptoms develop — aims to stop problems from forming or worsening Provided after symptoms or dysfunction appear G
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7 days ago1 min read
Understanding Psychosomatic:
Psychosomatic refers to the connection between the mind (psyche) and the body (soma), specifically, how psychological factors such as stress, anxiety, or emotions can cause or worsen physical symptoms. In simpler terms: Psychosomatic = when the mind affects the body. Key Points: Not imaginary: The physical symptoms are real, but their origin or trigger is psychological. Common examples: Stomach pain or ulcers from chronic stress Headaches or migraines from emotional tension F
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7 days ago1 min read
Psychosomatic Disorder, what is it:
A psychosomatic disorder is a condition in which psychological factors (such as stress, anxiety, or unresolved conflict) cause or worsen physical symptoms. The term comes from “psyche” (mind) and “soma” (body), reflecting the close connection between emotional and physical health. Key Features The physical symptoms are real and measurable , not imagined. However, their origin or severity is strongly influenced by mental or emotional states . Symptoms may appear in nearly a
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7 days ago1 min read
Have Hope in Humanity, why:
That’s a profound statement and one that cuts right to the heart of psychology, philosophy, and even spirituality. We should have hope in humanity not because humanity is perfect, but because it is capable of growth, reflection, and renewal. Here are several perspectives that explain why: 1. The Capacity for Compassion Even in the darkest times, people consistently show acts of kindness — rescuing strangers, helping the poor, protecting the environment, or standing up for jus
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7 days ago2 min read
Short-term Counseling, why?
Short-term counseling (also called brief therapy) is used because it helps clients address specific issues efficiently, often within a limited time frame. It focuses on creating meaningful change without the need for long-term treatment. Here are the main reasons why short-term counseling is valuable: Goal-Focused It targets a specific problem — such as stress, grief, or a relationship conflict — rather than exploring the entire life history. The counselor and client identify
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7 days ago3 min read
Catatonic, explained:
A catatonic episode is a medical emergency because of risks like dehydration, malnutrition, or self-harm. See a Psychiatrist and or a...
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Oct 112 min read
Main Catatonic Symptoms, explained:
A catatonic episode is a medical emergency because of risks like dehydration, malnutrition, or self-harm. See a Psychiatrist and or a...
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Oct 111 min read
Differentiate Catatonic Symptoms, explained:
A catatonic episode is a medical emergency because of risks like dehydration, malnutrition, or self-harm. See a Psychiatrist and or a...
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Oct 112 min read
Catatonic episode, explained:
See a Psychiatrist and or a Neurologist for more information. A catatonic episode is a medical emergency because of risks like...
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Oct 111 min read
Catatonic, explained:
Catatonia is a medical emergency if severe (especially if the person stops eating or drinking). Catatonia (or being catatonic ) is a...
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Oct 112 min read
Understanding Catatonia:
Catatonia is a medical emergency if severe (especially if the person stops eating or drinking). Catatonia is a neuropsychiatric syndrome...
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Oct 112 min read
Understanding different types of Catatonia:
See a Psychiatrist and or a Neurologist for more information. Catatonia isn’t just one single state, it’s a syndrome with several forms...
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Oct 111 min read
Pinpointing Problematic Behavior: a Practical Guide:
“Pinpointing Problematic Behavior: A Practical Guide” : Pinpointing Problematic Behavior: A Practical Guide This guide is designed to...
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Sep 292 min read
What is a Manic Episode:
A manic episode is a distinct period of abnormally and persistently elevated, expansive, or irritable mood accompanied by increased...
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Sep 291 min read
Applying Psychological science to legal questions, is great, why:
Psychological science is applied to legal questions because the law is fundamentally about people — how they think, feel, and behave....
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Sep 291 min read
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