Breaking Rules

The sharing of a common law saves our society from falling into disrepair, but sometimes it is the very act of rebellion that can save us, helping us secure our identity and discover our best selves.

Submitted By Fiona Condron

Shyness and the Hundred-Risk Challenge: Getting Started on Taking Social Risks

This article gives a specific challenge for those dealing with shyness or social anxiety. It gives motivational advice for getting started on taking risks.

Submitted By LentzT

Why Dr Strangelove Could Not Control His Own Hand

A concise literature review of the condition called Anarchic Hand. A condition depicted in he cult 1960s film Dr Strangelove. Brief exploration on the condition's implications for the notion of a will to act.

Submitted By Betty Cotton

Disease Model of Addiction verses Biopsychosocial Model of Addiction

This brief article takes a look two common models that have been presented in relation to addiction to substances.

Submitted By frehan

Power Affirmations

New Age tradition has it that you can change your life by repeating carefully constructed phrases until they become part of your life. These are called affirmations.

Submitted By G. Saintiny

Whos Looking At You

Women often spend a large proportion of their times excruciating pouring over their flaws, completely ignoring the many traits that others love. Wouldnt it be great it we women could see ourselves as other people do?

Submitted By Fiona Condron