Putin sends women to psychologists
Vladimir Putin is implementing a new measure to combat the demographic crisis in Russia by directing women who don't want children to psychologist consultations.
Russia recommends sending women who do not want to be mothers to psychologists
The Russian government is urging that women who do not wish to have children be directed to psychologists to encourage a change of heart as part of a broader strategy to address the country's demographic crisis.
Russia recommends psychological treatment for women who do not want to have children
Russia is recommending that women who do not wish to have children be referred to psychologists in an effort to combat the country's demographic crisis.
Nightmares May Warn About Diseases Ahead of Symptoms
Psychologists suggest that so-called 'premonitory dreams' may occur in the early stages of illness when the brain detects biological changes, but the person has yet to feel any symptoms.
Russia recommends sending women who do not want children to psychologists to address the demographic crisis
Russia's health ministry advises doctors to refer women who express a desire not to have children to psychologists in a bid to foster a positive attitude towards motherhood as part of efforts to mitigate a demographic crisis.
Russia to refer women who don’t want children to psychologists
Russia is implementing new health guidelines that will refer women who express a desire not to have children to psychologists, in an effort to address a declining birth rate.
Andrius Užkalnis spoke about childhood wounds: 'I have dealt with this for 11 years through psychologists'
Andrius Užkalnis discusses the long-lasting emotional impact of childhood experiences and the necessity of psychological help to heal from parental relationships.
Russia will direct women who do not want children to psychologists
Russia is implementing new health guidelines that will direct women who do not want children to psychologists in an effort to address its systemic demographic crisis.
Putin's move for more children: Women to psychologists
Russia is directing women who do not want children to psychologists to combat a demographic crisis.
Opposition war for the PIR positions of public psychologists... and a lenient approach to work later only with the master's degree
The article discusses the competitive exam process for becoming a clinical psychologist in Spain, focusing on the experience of a successful candidate and the challenges faced by many others.
What is going on in the minds of drunk drivers? Psychologists who know the drivers speak
Two clinical psychologists discuss the reasons why individuals choose to drive under the influence of alcohol.
Minister: we need to find funds to increase salaries for judges' assistants, session secretaries, and psychologists
The Lithuanian Minister emphasized the need to increase salaries for judges' assistants and psychologists to ensure more efficient judicial operations and reduce personnel turnover.
R. Tamašunienė: we need to seek greater funding for the judges' team
Minister R. Tamašunienė emphasizes the necessity of increasing salaries for judges' assistants and court psychologists to ensure a more efficient judicial system.
What is known and what still needs to be clarified about the illegal sale of driver's licenses in Tocantins
An illegal scheme involving the sale of driver's licenses in Tocantins has been uncovered by the Civil Police, implicating a network of medical professionals, psychologists, and auto school instructors.
Psychologists and Psychotherapists Are Not the Same: What Those Seeking Emotional Help Should Know
This article discusses the differences between psychologists and psychotherapists, providing insights on seeking emotional support from these professionals in Lithuania.
“Good Night, Flor”: The Mechanism and Risks Behind Children Using Chatbots as Friends and Confidants
The article discusses the rising trend of children using AI chatbots for companionship, highlighting the concerns of families and psychologists regarding the implications of this interaction.
R. Tamašunienė: Seeking Financial Resources to Increase Salaries of Judicial Assistants, Secretaries, and Psychologists
Lithuanian Minister R. Tamašunienė announced efforts to secure funding for increasing salaries of judicial staff and improving the efficiency of the court system.
9000 PLN minimum wage for psychologists? The Ministry wants to postpone the raise deadline
The Polish Ministry of Health is considering postponing the scheduled increase in minimum wages for psychologists and other public healthcare workers, which is tied to last year's average national salary.
9000 PLN minimum wage for this group. Increase comes into effect on July 1, 2026
The minimum wage for public health workers in Poland, including psychologists, is set to rise starting July 1, 2026, based on last year's average wage data.
Why meetings with friends should be a high priority? A psychologist explains
The article discusses the importance of prioritizing friendships based on insights from psychologists and reflects on personal friendships of celebrities like Jennifer Lawrence, Adele, and Emma Stone.
A Psychologist for AI
This article discusses the potential role of psychologists in developing and managing artificial intelligence, emphasizing the need for mental health professionals to engage with AI technology.
The End of Soul, Food, Energy, and Chakra Psychologists. Expert on New Rules
New regulations in Poland aim to enhance the psychological service market by introducing stricter guidelines and regulations for practitioners.
Dealing with Patients: "Doctors should say that 99 out of 100 survive"
The article discusses how doctors should communicate risks to patients, particularly in sensitive situations like cancer diagnoses and surgeries, with insights from two psychologists.
How to avoid falling into the hands of charlatans when seeking psychological help? Guidelines on how to identify a charlatan.
The article discusses how individuals can identify qualified psychologists and avoid charlatans in the field of psychological help in Lithuania.
Minimum 9,000 PLN - that's how much psychologists will earn from July. The Ministry wants changes
The Polish Ministry of Health plans to revise the minimum salary for psychologists to a base of 9,000 PLN starting July, but also proposes a freeze on salary increases for this year.
Silvia Congost, expert psychologist on couple relationships: "The fear of being single is one of the great causes of suffering today"
Psychologists stress the importance of emotional awareness and maturity in relationships, highlighting fears of loneliness and the detrimental effects of staying in unfulfilling partnerships.
VALUABLE TIPS ⟩ How to captivate a partner's heart in less than a second
Psychologists from Princeton University reveal that a human brain forms first impressions in just 100 milliseconds, but small psychological tricks can enhance your appeal even if you are not perfect.
Medicine Now Debates Whether Jealousy Can Be a Real Disease
Psychologists in Sweden are advocating for the categorization of obsessive jealousy as a mental disorder in psychiatry.
The psychologist on school refusal: Two things parents can do to help the child
Psychologists provide advice for parents struggling with a child who refuses to attend school, emphasizing two key actions they can take to assist.
Alarm about ties with AI. Interview with ChatGPT: "Psychologists, companies, and users: the contradiction is yours"
The article discusses growing concerns over people's increasing reliance on chatbots, particularly for personal issues, and highlights the psychological implications of such relationships.
Beto Pérez, creator of Zumba: 'They say psychologists hate Zumba because people come out happier'
Beto Pérez, the creator of Zumba, discusses the enduring popularity of the exercise phenomenon and its impact on people's happiness.
HEA ELU TEEJUHT ⟩ Words and deeds
The article discusses the discrepancy between theoretical knowledge and practical application, particularly among psychologists, highlighting the tendency to advise others while failing to follow their own advice.
"I'll see how I pay later": ticket to see Lionel Messi surpasses the basic salary, professionals' warning about the match of history
On February 7, Ecuador will experience not only a sporting event but also a significant sociological phenomenon due to Lionel Messi's arrival, prompting insights from psychologists, sociologists, and economists on the social and economic implications.
The statement of the forensic psychologists is public – they believe Anneli Auer's children are now telling the truth
Experienced forensic psychologists do not believe that Anneli Auer's children are lying in their new accounts that no sexual crimes actually occurred, according to written evidence presented in Auer’s sexual crime trial.
Psychologists Warn: These Mistakes Single Child Parents Unconsciously Make
The article discusses the psychological challenges faced by single children and the common unconscious mistakes their parents make in raising them.
Immoral people almost always use 11 phrases, psychologists say
Psychologists reveal that immoral individuals frequently use specific phrases which reflect their disregard for others and their manipulative tendencies.
The island of temptations and toxic relationships, according to a psychologist: "If I had teenage children, I wouldn't let them watch this program"
Psychologists discuss the negative impacts of toxic relationships as highlighted in the reality show 'La Isla de las Tentaciones', emphasizing the importance of self-worth and personal growth in partnerships.
Professor on the inflation of top grades: The situation is getting worse day by day
In Croatia, increasing concerns about the devaluation of grades in the education system highlight that excellent results are often misleading due to a flawed assessment framework, as discussed by educators and psychologists in a recent program.
Psychologists reveal why teenagers should be allowed to sleep longer on weekends
New research indicates that allowing teenagers to sleep longer on weekends can have significant mental health benefits, counter to parents' instinct to wake them early.
Parents should see psychologists. They clear the path and children then struggle with stress, says Pirk
Senator and cardiac surgeon Jan Pirk emphasizes that parents should seek psychological help to learn how to help their children cope with positive stress, as overly protective parenting leads to increased mental health issues.
Psychiatrists increasingly present in schools: 'Cases of mental health have skyrocketed'
A pioneering program by Fundación Mutua Madrileña sends teams of psychologists, psychiatrists, and nurses to schools to identify mental health disorders in students and provide support to them and their families.
Why regifting or selling gifts you didn't like is an increasingly common practice (and without feelings of guilt)
The article discusses the growing trend of regifting or selling unwanted gifts, highlighting insights from psychologists on modern gifting practices and children's needs.
What the Color of Your Home Says About You? Some Shades to Avoid
The color of your home walls significantly influences your mood, focus, creativity, and overall mental well-being, according to psychologists.
Psychologists: Five signs that you will soon break up with your partner
Psychologists identify five key signs that indicate a potential breakup, particularly as the new year prompts many to reassess their relationships.
Psychologists in the Classroom and Medicalized Pain. But Let the Kids Be Free to Suffer
The article discusses the strength of young people, suggesting they should not be solely seen as patients to be medicalized, but rather as individuals capable of processing their own pain in personal ways.
The trauma of empty desks, this is how one touches the anguish
Psychologists at Crans-Montana have noted the profound silence that follows tragedy, a silence felt deeply when words are inadequate, especially poignant at the Istituto Virgilio after recent events.
Do you help the waiter gather dishes at the restaurant? Here’s what that habit says about your personality
Psychologists suggest that the act of gathering dishes for a waiter in a restaurant reveals deeper insights into a person's character beyond mere politeness.
Six Things Only Only Children Had to Solve Themselves, According to Psychologists
Only children often develop independence and specific habits that shape their emotional and social functioning as they grow up, according to psychologists.
What the color of your home says about you? We have bad news for people with red walls!
The color you choose for your home can reveal a lot about your personality and significantly affect your mood and daily functioning, according to psychologists.
Crans-Montana, the task force of psychologists: “Like the tsunami in Asia, there will be a helpline”
A psychological task force in Crans-Montana has been established to provide support for victims and those indirectly affected by a recent tragedy, similar to efforts during the 2004 Asian tsunami.