It is logical to expect a totally conflict-free marital relationship?
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Afghan psychologist to teach course on Afghan experience in the United States
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Prejudice allows us to minimize others' achievements and even dehumanize them
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This article explores the social, economic, and mental impact of Burqa on women's status in Afghanistan
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Ali Shahidy writes about his journey from being an abuser to becoming a women's rights activist
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One in four people are expected to experience a mental health problem, yet stigma and discrimination are still very common. Myths such as assuming mental illness is somehow down to a ‘personal weakness’ still exist. How do we define mental health? A person who is considered ‘mentally healthy’ is someone who can cope with the normal stresses of life and …
Read More »So-called Faith Healers Revealed
What do "faith healers" really do? This documentary unfolds the mystery!
Read More »The Emotional Aftermath of Traumatic Events
Natural disasters and other catastrophic events, such as motor vehicle accidents, plane crashes, and terrorist attacks (especially suicide attacks in Afghanistan), are extraordinarily stressful—both to survivors and observers.
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