The Link Between Stress and Insomnia
Stress is a natural response to life’s demands and challenges. In small doses, it can be beneficial—motivating us to meet deadlines, perform under pressure, or adapt to changing circumstances.
Stress is a natural response to life’s demands and challenges. In small doses, it can be beneficial—motivating us to meet deadlines, perform under pressure, or adapt to changing circumstances.
If you or a loved one are concerned about dementia, one important step your doctor may recommend is a visit to a clinical neuropsychologist for a neuropsychological assessment.
Schizophrenia and Delusional Disorder fall under the broader category of psychotic disorders. While these conditions are chronic and prone to relapses, their outcomes are not always bleak.
Psychosis refers to a group of mental conditions characterized by hallucinations, delusions, disorganized speech and behaviour, and a decline in overall functioning.
Even when you try to organize, the system may not make sense to you. Your mind buzzes with thoughts, making it easy to get distracted.
Insomnia can be a short-term ( 6 months) sleep condition. It is characterized by both nighttime and daytime symptoms occurring at least three times per week.
Workplace bullying is more common than many realize. In a survey conducted in Singapore, about one-quarter of employees reported experiencing workplace bullying.
Growing up as a teenage girl today isn’t easy – especially in Singapore, where academic pressure, social media, and the challenges of puberty often collide.
K-Pods contain etomidate, a fast-acting anaesthetic normally used in hospitals to sedate patients before surgery