Category: The Human Mind
48 Angst and Dark Web Fiction
In this post, you’ll find 48 Angst and Dark Web Fiction. You’ll need a web browser and an active Internet connection in order to read every chapter available on the author’s website. Different sites may have different approaches and designs for laying out the content, so occasionally you may need to explore further to get to the next chapter.
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89 Ethic Resources and Recommended Reads
You’ll discover a variety of resources (both free and paid) on this list including normative ethics, issues in normative ethics, consequentialism, deontology, virtue ethics, metaethics, moral judgement, moral responsibility, moral realism and irrealism, research ethics, journals and books. We hope you find these resources helpful, and enjoy reading!
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100 Apps, Articles, Books, Podcasts and Talks About Mental Health in the Software Industry
Mental illness occurs from the interaction of multiple genes and other factors – such as stress, abuse, or a traumatic event – which can influence, or trigger, an illness in a person who has an inherited susceptibility to it. These resources lean more towards mental health awareness in the software industry but generally can be applied within different situations and circumstances. This list was generously compiled by “dreamingechoes” and 15 other contributors.
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What to Read – Mental Health in Literary Fiction Classics: A Psychiatry Resident’s Perspective
In no specific order, please find 19 literary fiction classics on mental health from a psychiatry resident’s perspective below. Do take note that this is not our typical “free ebook” compilation post, but more of a “What to Read” kind of post. However, a link will be provided should the book is freely and legally available.
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Kick Anxiety’s Ass and 10 Common Thinking Traps
Anxiety doesn’t have to limit you. There are proven techniques and skills that you can use to take your life back from anxiety. Your brain is a terrible scientist. Instead of analyzing all of the available evidence, often it instead makes instant gut reactions based on faulty logic.
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A Guide to Self-Care for Practitioners in Times of Uncertainty
This e-book is written for anyone who works as a therapist or clinical practitioner helping others through this time of huge uncertainty. It is aimed at those of us who find there are times when we struggle with painful thoughts and feelings in our work and our lives.
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Tickling the Sigma: 10 Cartoons Poking Fun at Some of Our Inappropriate Responses to Mental Illness
Mental Illness is a serious subject, and so is the stigma related to it. That doesn’t mean we shouldn’t laugh or smile when we see the stigma in action. Society has come a long way to educate people about mental health. The behavior that perpetrates the mental illness stigma is being seen as more and more inappropriate.
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40 Magnificient Books That Will Reset Your Mind and Leave An Impact on Your Life
List of actions and changes that some have taken after going through invaluable treasures from certain literatures. This list is definitely not even close enough to thoroughly explain the intricacies of life, but hopefully it’ll give you some insights and directions on how you can find small doses of wisdom from various books out there.
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The D Word: A Personal Story of Struggle with Depression and the Road to Recovery
A silver lining of hope to anyone drowning in the dark cloud of Depression, a proof that it is not an insurmountable mountain and that with giving yourself the necessary time, space and tools, it is possible to cross over to the other side, the bright side where you are to regain your forces.
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The One Skill: How Mastering the Art of Letting Go Will Change Your Life
In this concise book, we’ll look at how letting go works with many types of problems, and how we can develop and practice the skill of letting go.
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The Science of Practice: How to Rewire Your Brain for Performance
We’ve all heard the phrase ‘practice makes perfect.’ Whether it’s violin, running, or writing, everyone knows we have to practice in order to improve our performance. But have you ever wondered, what’s happening inside my brain when I practice? Why do some people practice over and over and never get any better? How do I make sure I’m not just going through the motions?
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The Possibility of Practical Reason
This book covers areas familiar to philosophers of action: problems about agent causation, internal and external reasons, direction of fit, the normative force of formal decision theory, and the rationality of resolute choice.
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