The Happy Brain
Hi pals.. some disorders as we know come from maladaptive information and receiving distortion in our mind. It’s awesome book called “The Happy Brain” by DR. Dean Burnett, a fantastically funny and witty neuroscientist who has researched extensivly into happiness. He answers all super duper important questions. He takes different aspects of life from work, friendships, love, sex and where we live and goes in depth about why these make us happy or not! And why nothing, not a single damn thing, is simple within the human brain. Dean is very funny. However, Happy Brain explores a fascinating aspect of modern neuroscience, and in the process discovers something about what… Read More
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Maladaptive Daydreaming
Hi.. Here, we share another term of health. We frequently share you these because we realize that many things happen in our life but we basically can’t control all, so take some of them that are under our control to avoid personally. Many of us tend to daydream; these occasional, fleeting fantasies usually amount to nothing more than a benign distraction. They’re a temporary escape from a hectic or tedious routine, and usually harmless, as the daydreamer can easily snap back into reality after some moments. But there’s another type of daydreaming that can be much more intense and much more difficult to control and often signals a much bigger… Read More
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Sirah Nabawiyah
Many books have been written about the life of the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH). And, we have one recommend book of Sheerah. It’s Ar-Raheeq Al-Makhtum (The Sealed Nectar), by Syaikh Safiur-Rahman Al-Mubarakfuri, a complete authoritative book on the life of the Prophet (PBUH) which was honored by the World Muslim League (Rabithah ‘Alam Al-Islami ) as first prize winner at the worldwide competition on the biography of the Prophet (PBUH) held at Makkah Al-Mukarramah 1399 H/1979. This book explains the life of Prophet (PBUH) in the light of Authentic Ahadith and Qur’an. The facts about the life of the prophet (PBUH) have been collected from Qur’an, authentic Ahadith from Saheeh Bukhari,… Read More
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Preventing PTSD from Covid-19 Pandemic
You might feel an uptick in anxiety each time you see a coronavirus headline. You might have stopped watching the news because it’s too much to handle. Or you may feel frustration and anger whenever you go outside and notice people being terrible at practicing social distancing. We’re all experiencing some level of trauma related to the COVID-19 pandemic. There’s a lot of different types of trauma that can happen as a result of this. The first group of people that comes to mind are the people at the front lines of fighting the coronavirus. These are the health care workers who continue to show up and work long hours… Read More
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