Bystander Apathy

Bystander apathy is the psychological term that is used to describe the psychological tendency in which people who are witnesses to a crime will often fail to intervene. This article explains bystander apathy.

Submitted By Foreword Communications

What is Culture Shock and How Can You Cope?

This article explains culture shock, a common problem for people who work, study, or otherwise live in a foreign country for an extended period of time. The article includes an explanation of the stages and symptoms of culture shock and gives tips for coping. This article would be an excellent addition to a website about studying or working abroad.

Submitted By Jacqueline Mason

Quitting: The Behavioral Habit of Smoking

This short article discusses the behavioral component of the smoking habit and how much harder that is too kick than the addiction to nicotine.

Submitted By Erick1958

Postnatal Depression

This article discusses the causes, symptoms, treatments, and outcomes for postnatal depression.

Submitted By Erick1958

Helping Children Deal with Disappointment

Children need to be allowed to experience disappoint and develop their own strategies deal with this issue. Parents need not and should not shield their child from disappointment. This short article presents ideas for parents who want to more appropriately help their child.

Submitted By Erick1958

Who Can Benefit from Counseling

This short article discusses what brings people to counseling. It answers the question of who benefits from counseling by discussing what sorts of problems and issues bring people to counseling.

Submitted By Erick1958