Category: HEALTH PSYCHOLOGY

Agnosia is a neurological disorder in which a person loses the ability to recognize or identify objects, people, or sounds despite normal sensory function. The term “agnosia” comes from the Greek words “a-” (negation) and “gnosis” (knowledge), literally meaning “lack of knowledge” or “non-recognition.”

Infertility is an issue affecting millions of couples worldwide. According to data from the World Health Organization, approximately 15% of couples of reproductive age face difficulties conceiving. Among the various forms of infertility, a significant one is psychological infertility, a condition in which there are no physiological barriers to conception, yet pregnancy does not occur […]

The autonomic nervous system is part of the nervous system responsible for controlling and regulating the body’s internal organs and systems, including the heart, breathing, digestion, and blood circulation, without conscious involvement. It is divided into the sympathetic and parasympathetic systems, which work together to maintain homeostasis and adapt the body to changes in the […]

Rebirthing is a unique technique aimed at deep consciousness transformation and healing of psychological trauma. This method, based on a special type of breathing, attracts those seeking alternative paths to personal growth and self-awareness. Rebirthing offers a fresh perspective on the potential of human consciousness and body, promising liberation from deeply rooted emotional blocks and […]

In the modern world, where communication and information exchange play a crucial role, the ability to write may seem like a given. However, for some people, even writing simple words can become an insurmountable obstacle. This condition is known as agraphia—a disorder that impairs the ability to write, even when intelligence, vision, and hand motor […]

Higher mental functions (HMF) are complex mental processes that play a key role in human cognitive activity. They differ from elementary mental processes by their complexity, intentionality, and mediation. Understanding higher mental functions is of great importance to psychology, pedagogy, neuroscience, and other fields related to the study of the human brain and behavior.

Memory is an astonishing and complex ability of our brain that allows us to retain and reproduce information, accumulate life experiences, and shape our personality. Without memory, we wouldn’t be able to learn, grow, or adapt to changing environmental conditions. However, not everything we experience and learn remains with us forever. Some memories disappear almost […]

The War in Ukraine, which Began in 2014 and Intensified Sharply in 2022, has Left a Deep Mark Not Only on the Country’s Infrastructure but also in the Hearts and Minds of Millions of Ukrainians. In addition to the obvious physical destruction, it has inflicted tremendous damage on the psychological health of the population. These […]

Higher Nervous Activity (HNA) is the complex process occurring in the central nervous system of humans and higher animals. The term “higher nervous activity” was introduced by the prominent Russian physiologist I.P. Pavlov to denote the neurophysiological mechanisms underlying mental functions.

Acoustic-mnestic aphasia is a complex speech function disorder that significantly affects the lives of patients and their loved ones. This type of aphasia is characterized by specific problems in speech perception and reproduction, making it unique among other forms of speech disorders.

The placebo effect is a mysterious phenomenon that has long puzzled scientists and doctors. It represents a positive therapeutic response to an inert substance or procedure that lacks specific therapeutic activity for a given condition. In Latin, “placebo” means “I will please,” or “I will be agreeable.” The term “placebo” was used to describe “dummy” […]

Restless Legs Syndrome (RLS), also known as Willis-Ekbom disease, is a neurological disorder characterized by unpleasant sensations in the legs and an overwhelming urge to move. These symptoms typically worsen during periods of rest or inactivity, especially in the evening and at night, and can seriously disrupt sleep and quality of life.

Addictive, or dependent, behavior represents a compulsive need to engage in certain actions despite their negative consequences for physical and mental health, social life, and well-being. This complex phenomenon can take various forms, from chemical dependencies such as alcoholism and drug addiction to non-chemical (behavioral) addictions, including gambling addiction, internet addiction, workaholism, and shopping addiction.

Imagine the situation: you wake up or are about to fall asleep but suddenly realize you can’t make a sound or move. You are fully aware of what’s happening around you, but your body feels paralyzed. For many people, this is a frightening and anxious experience known as sleep paralysis.

Asthenic syndrome is a condition characterized by chronic fatigue, decreased work capacity, and a general deterioration in well-being. Despite the apparent simplicity of the symptoms, asthenic syndrome often remains underestimated and underdiagnosed. According to statistics from the World Health Organization, about 20% of the population in developed countries suffer from asthenia, and this number continues […]