Mental health and business: passion, fear, loyalty, and commitment However, taking care of mental health in the workplace is a task as necessary as forgotten. For this reason, the School of Emotional Leadership has presented The White Paper on Emotions and Values 2020. A publication in which through the testimonies of 160 professionals from all… Read More »
Anorexia and bulimia in adolescents: prevention begins at home Eating disorders usually appear during adolescence and the more time passes, the more difficult they will be to treat. To avoid spreading to adulthood, prevention and early detection are essential and should start at home. Learn how to detect and prevent anorexia and bulimia Eating disorders (eating disorders) include serious… Read More »
Differences in the perception of gender inequality in girls begin at age six Between 0 and 5 years there are no signs of perceived gender inequality between girls and boys. However, after 6 years, it begins to occur. The psychologist Silvia Álava underlines this circumstance in an interview with EFEsalud where she reviews the risks of social… Read More »
Inattentive school children double the hyperactive, two different attention disorders A pioneering study in Europe ensures that the number of inattentive students doubles that of hyperactive schoolchildren and advocates considering them as different categories. While inattentive children have difficulty focusing their attention and are slow in movement and thinking, those diagnosed with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder… Read More »
Sadness or depression? If your dog has run away, your date has left you planted or you have lost the clock your grandmother gave you, if you are asked how you feel, say that depressed, but it will not be true. No, because if the dog returns, the person with whom he had left apologizes and… Read More »
Orphan, the word that can define who loses a child Losing your partner makes you a widower or a widow, losing your parents as an orphan or an orphan. But losing a son or daughter has no word that defines one of the greatest pains a person can suffer. Huérfilo is the term proposed by the Spanish… Read More »
Women’s relationships, discomfort also affects health The discomfort and difficulties that occur in friendly relationships between women also affect health. The lack of self-esteem and the patterns and beliefs that are instilled from childhood about how a woman should behave affect the assessment that women have of themselves, an assessment that often depends on what others… Read More »
Intercultural health and anthropology: knowing before acting On World Health Day we have spoken with anthropologists to explain to us why international cooperation must take into account the cultural practices of the people with whom they worked. Without that empathy, what he planned to do lasts a short time or is rejected. Why? On World… Read More »