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In everyday life—at home, work, and within friendships—relationships rarely improve or break down because of one major incident. Instead, they are shaped by repeated small emotional interactions. Two key concepts help explain this process: emotional maturity and the emotional bank balance.

Addiction is a chronic, relapsing, and remitting disorder. Individuals struggling
with addiction often continue to use substances or engage in repetitive
behaviors despite being aware of the negative consequences on their physical
health, mental wellbeing, relationships, and functioning.

The collaboration between neurology, psychology, and psychoanalysis can be integrated into a field called Neuropsychoanalysis, which bridges the connection between neuroscience (the study of the brain),

Postpartum depression (PPD) with “postpartum” referring to the period after childbirth, is a significant mental health condition that typically develops within the first year following a baby’s birth. While it most commonly affects the individual who has given birth, PPD can occur in any new parent. It is relatively prevalent, impacting approximately 10–20% of new mothers.

Adult ADHD often remains invisible not because it is mild, but because individuals learn to hide their struggles behind effort, perfectionism, and overcompensation. As awareness grows, it becomes increasingly important to understand that ADHD in adults goes far beyond attention problems. It affects emotions, time management, relationships, self-esteem, and overall mental well-being.

In this pandemic era, mental health is at the forefront. Earlier mental health would be highlighted only in celebrated cases and otherwise face stigma but with changing times it has been duly accepted as the new normal in the world of illnesses. This current crisis has seen a significant rise in anxiety, …..