Positive thinking can really create a beautiful marriage

Perhaps the most powerful marriage killer is negativing thinking - what goes through a partner's mind when his/her mate does something wrong or is perceived to have done something wrong? If it is negative thoughts, even if the partner is not in the wrong, it will be a nail in the coffin. Clinical psychologist, Dr. ...
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Pandemic Disengagement Widens Gap For Some Boys

One psychologist is bringing a greater sense of urgency to finding solutions for young boys hit with pandemic stress and disengagement from schools.

According to Dr Valerie Knowles, a clinical psychologist who specializes in mental and behavioral health in children, adolescents and their families, the country must not ignore its male students who experienced academic disparities, violence and ...

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It would only get worse

Swiss psychologist Carl Jung once said, "You are what you do, not what you say you'll do." The dynamic between government and the Bahamian people is very much a relationship, and in pursuit of this relationship, we are courted and wooed for our vote.

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Jung Society Dinner Presentation

Saturday 18th September 2010

The Jung Society of Nassau invites the public to a special dinner presentation on Bob Marley: Man, Myth and Music. Dr. Rick Overman examines the archetypes manifest in Marley's life and music and what his powerfully emotional image carries for the collective psyche.

Dr. Overman is a Florida-licensed psychologist. He received his Diploma in Analytical Psychology from the Inter-Regional Society ...

Teens, sexuality and social media

Sexuality is a part of every person's identity, but sexuality is not supposed to take preeminence over a person and the moral, ethical thinking part of their being is supposed to constantly be the "quarterback" that makes the call for people to do the right thing, according to a clinical psychologist.
In a digitally dominant age, social media has impacted teens' view of intimacy. Historically, sex...

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Ignoring mental health needs put essential workers at risk

Owing to a third wave of the COVID-19 pandemic, one psychologist is urging essential workers to prioritize their mental health.

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Promotion and Support of Suicide Prevention Day

Since 2013, Dr. Tracy King Clinical (Psychologist at Sandilands Rehabilitation Centre) has chaired the annual Suicide Preventions Day Committee...

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Ignoring Mental Health Needs Put Essential Workers at Risk

Owing to a third wave of the COVID-19 pandemic, one psychologist is urging essential workers to prioritize their mental health.

“There is a concept of shared trauma that can be applied to essential workers. They are a group of persons overlooked because of their position in society, their titles and functions, and the assumptions we make about their mental wellness,” said Dr Valerie Knowle...

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'We need a better understanding of mental illness'

A LOCAL clinical psychologist said that more people in society, including police officers, need training in sensitisation and understanding of mental illness.

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HERE'S WHY YOUR BUSINESS ISN'T GROWING

By: Jhanae Winter
The way people shop is a process that encompasses many factors before a final decision is made. The psychological steps that take place all play a significant role in the purchases made by consumers.

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