In the realm of health economics, risk constitutes a pivotal element that significantly influences the decision-making process. The following exercise scrutinizes the notion of risk, particularly in the context of interpersonal relationships among peers. “Reflect upon a personal experience when you ventured into activities that others might have deemed ‘risky.’ Investigate your thoughts, emotions, and… Continue reading Exploring Risk In Peer Support Relationships
Author: Shahir Chowdhury
Pacifiers, Controllers, and Negotiators in Peer Support Relationships
In the context of peer relationships, the dynamic often encompasses the roles of both pacifier and controller, with an overarching theme of negotiation. The realm of health economics underscores the significance of effective relationships, as it necessitates constructive communication between two or more parties to achieve desired outcomes. The following exercise probes into these intricate… Continue reading Pacifiers, Controllers, and Negotiators in Peer Support Relationships
Trial and Tribulation
Experiencing severe mental health challenges, such as psychosis, is a profoundly testing ordeal that can push an individual to their limits. However, amidst the adversity, there are valuable insights to be gleaned from this tumultuous journey. Throughout history, there have been numerous individuals who confronted exceptionally challenging circumstances, defying both odds and evens, and emerging… Continue reading Trial and Tribulation
The Psychology of a Bully
Bullying is often rooted in the perpetrator’s own weaknesses. Bullies typically target individuals towards whom they harbor feelings of envy, especially those who excel in areas where the bully perceives themselves to be lacking. The practice of bullying has a long historical precedent, often serving as a means for one individual to assert dominance or… Continue reading The Psychology of a Bully