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@AdvitiyaSrivastava 8 күн бұрын

Can you please tell me how much we can earn after Ba +Ma and were we can find job...

@vasudha5523 11 күн бұрын

Hii do you have any idea regarding msc clinical embryology from amity noida ?

@TaneeshaMaroof 14 күн бұрын

Yes it is really happening

@gaurisawad4873 17 күн бұрын

Trueeee

@hasanshaikh3390 17 күн бұрын

Also their facial and body hair

@Be_Buddies 17 күн бұрын

Right 💯✨❤️

@Preet-vv3kh 20 күн бұрын

💯 true because this small pointing out becomes a question for someone self and they are unable to connect socially isolated themselves from society even have a fear to connect with family members moreover, sometimes it have a life long impact on person's mental health #mentalhealthmatters

@ShankarNepali-y5w 21 күн бұрын

God bless u sir. Same case for me sir. Your big fan

@ravimahato8575 22 күн бұрын

Ky amity se PhD krna chahiye

@Preet-vv3kh 22 күн бұрын

#mentalhealthmatters

@natkhatcouple951 27 күн бұрын

Madam Inka naam Irfan Khan h ji

@Preet-vv3kh 28 күн бұрын

We should need such more content to aware our society regarding care of mental health issues even in my point, basic knowledge about mental health should provide in schools by counselor and psychologists in schools because in school kidoss , parent , teachers and other coworkers interact which established the knowledge in society regarding mental health care and government should allot decent fixed salary as per their experience to encourage psychological professionals to work in educational settings #mentalhealthmatters

@sawanyadav5463 28 күн бұрын

Amity is scam

@Preet-vv3kh Ай бұрын

That's 💯 true it is important to set a boundary because without setting a boundary it is hard to cop up with life problems because any we don't know how to set boundaries then it will have lifelong impact on our psychological health , person unable to connect socially even unable to express point of views among society and in my knowledge, setting boundaries should be taught by counselors and psychologists in schools because schools are the main source of socialization for society even experience's in schools had lifelong impact on person's life and by counsel in schools person able to cop with life problems #mentalhealthmatters

@ishasingh3586 Ай бұрын

how many years is psy d

@Preet-vv3kh Ай бұрын

True counselors and psychologists will also suffer from the emotional chain of client cases #mentalhealthmatters

@Preet-vv3kh Ай бұрын

Literally self worth is vital to establish a self respect or self confidence even combination of this assist to acquire high level of success in life as well as we able to put further our point of view without any fear of being ebsserment #mentalhealthmatters

@girlinpink9862 Ай бұрын

Everything

@ZainCh-uh9zz Ай бұрын

Mujha Laga wo mar gyi hai kah Rahi hai ma mar gyi Hun story hi nahi Dali abi tak 😂😂😅

@D_crafts-ld6gk Ай бұрын

That girl is me😂❤

@shuveccha Ай бұрын

😳.. it's me..😊

@Storieswitharya29 Ай бұрын

MA Journalism & Mass communication amity me kesa hy is it worth ?

@Amankumar-yl1oo Ай бұрын

👍 true

@riva_sapra Ай бұрын

Supporting someone with OCD, anxiety, or depression starts with the right words. Here’s what NOT to say-and what to say instead. - 1. Why don’t you just stop ? OCD isn’t just about being organized-it’s about intrusive thoughts and compulsions. Instead, try saying: ‘I’m here if you need to talk about what you’re going through.’ - 2. Just calm down Telling someone to ‘calm down’ minimizes their feelings. Instead, say: ‘I’m here with you-how can I help you feel supported right now?’ - 3. Everyone feels like that sometimes While you might mean well, this can make someone feel misunderstood. Instead, say: ‘Your feelings are valid, and it’s okay to feel this way.’ - 4. It’s all in your head. Mental health struggles are real, not just ‘in their head.’ A better approach is: ‘I know this is hard for you, and I’m here to listen.’ - 5. Just snap out of it. Depression isn’t something you can just ‘snap out of.’ Instead, try: ‘I’m here for you. What can I do to help you today?’ It’s not about having the perfect words-just being kind, understanding, and willing to listen can mean the world.❤️

@DarshanSingh-k3q Ай бұрын

Everyday is like that

@TaneeshaMaroof Ай бұрын

Yes

@riva_sapra Ай бұрын

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@TaneeshaMaroof Ай бұрын

But I don't see those phrases in comments

@riva_sapra Ай бұрын

@@TaneeshaMaroof its another comment…let me paste it here too

@riva_sapra Ай бұрын

@@TaneeshaMaroof Emotional abuse can be subtle and often disguised as normal conversation, making it challenging to recognize. Here are some phrases that may seem normal but are actually emotionally abusive: 1. **“You’re too sensitive.”** - Dismisses and invalidates the person’s feelings, making them question their emotional responses. 2. **“I’m only joking.”** - Used to deflect responsibility for hurtful remarks by framing them as humor, making the other person feel guilty for not taking it lightly. 3. **“It’s your fault I’m upset.”** - Shifts blame onto the other person, making them feel responsible for the abuser’s emotions and actions. 4. **“No one else would put up with you.”** - Undermines the person’s self-esteem by suggesting they are unlovable or difficult. 5. **“You’re overreacting.”** - Minimizes the person’s experience and invalidates their feelings, making them doubt their perspective. 6. **“Why can’t you be more like [someone else]?”** - Creates feelings of inadequacy by comparing the person to others. 7. **“I wouldn’t have to do this if you didn’t…”** - Justifies harmful behavior by blaming the victim, making them feel at fault. 8. **“You’re imagining things.”** - Gaslighting phrase used to make someone doubt their own reality or memory of events. 9. **“You’re lucky I put up with you.”** - Manipulates the person into feeling grateful for the abuser’s presence, despite mistreatment. 10. **“You’re the reason for all our problems.”** - Places the blame for any difficulties squarely on the other person, which is a form of psychological manipulation. These phrases erode self-esteem, create self-doubt, and manipulate the other person emotionally. Recognizing these statements is crucial to identifying emotional abuse.

@TaneeshaMaroof Ай бұрын

I subscribed u

@riva_sapra Ай бұрын

Emotional abuse can be subtle and often disguised as normal conversation, making it challenging to recognize. Here are some phrases that may seem normal but are actually emotionally abusive: 1. **“You’re too sensitive.”** - Dismisses and invalidates the person’s feelings, making them question their emotional responses. 2. **“I’m only joking.”** - Used to deflect responsibility for hurtful remarks by framing them as humor, making the other person feel guilty for not taking it lightly. 3. **“It’s your fault I’m upset.”** - Shifts blame onto the other person, making them feel responsible for the abuser’s emotions and actions. 4. **“No one else would put up with you.”** - Undermines the person’s self-esteem by suggesting they are unlovable or difficult. 5. **“You’re overreacting.”** - Minimizes the person’s experience and invalidates their feelings, making them doubt their perspective. 6. **“Why can’t you be more like [someone else]?”** - Creates feelings of inadequacy by comparing the person to others. 7. **“I wouldn’t have to do this if you didn’t…”** - Justifies harmful behavior by blaming the victim, making them feel at fault. 8. **“You’re imagining things.”** - Gaslighting phrase used to make someone doubt their own reality or memory of events. 9. **“You’re lucky I put up with you.”** - Manipulates the person into feeling grateful for the abuser’s presence, despite mistreatment. 10. **“You’re the reason for all our problems.”** - Places the blame for any difficulties squarely on the other person, which is a form of psychological manipulation. These phrases erode self-esteem, create self-doubt, and manipulate the other person emotionally. Recognizing these statements is crucial to identifying emotional abuse.

@tanishkatashu7284 Ай бұрын

Agar Etna hota to thik hi tha Mujhe ocd h me washroom serf nhane s phele jati hu kyuki muje lgta ki mere Kapde washroom Me khi touch Ho gye Esliye me pure din dar k mare nhane k bad washroom use nhi krte or Kbhi kr bhi lete hu to nhate hu muje tin trah ki ocd h ek ek din mrne k braber hota h Etna asan nhi hota ocd wale logo k liye 😢

@riva_sapra Ай бұрын

@@tanishkatashu7284 True, I can understand. Thank you for your comment, Please subscribe if you haven’t already.

@monishnath Ай бұрын

Everyday

@riva_sapra Ай бұрын

@@monishnath I am glad you found it relatable, Please subscribe if you haven’t already.

@diptyramteke2933 Ай бұрын

What

@neetselection7424 Ай бұрын

Mam amity university se bsc psychology karne per kitna fees lagta hai 🤔🤔

@riva_sapra Ай бұрын

Even if a child tries their best to fulfill their role-being respectful, caring, or responsible-the relationship may still feel strained or unfulfilling if the parent is neglectful, abusive, or toxic. Essentially, a "good" child's efforts may not lead to a healthy relationship if the parent fails to uphold their responsibilities in providing love, support, or guidance. A child can't compensate for a parent's shortcomings or make up for unhealthy behaviors. This can create feelings of guilt or frustration, but ultimately, a parent's harmful behavior is not the child's responsibility. To anyone struggling with a difficult parent: Please remember, it's not your fault. You are worthy of love, respect, and kindness, regardless of how you've been treated. A parent's inability to provide that is not a reflection of your value. You cannot fix or change them, but you can take steps to protect your own well-being. Setting boundaries is not selfish; it's an act of self-care. Surround yourself with people who uplift and support you. You deserve to feel safe and cared for, and it's okay to seek out those connections, even outside your family. Take care of yourself, and know that healing is possible.❤

@Clarityinlife335 Ай бұрын

Paaji ki naak 👃 kaesi ho gayi.

@Unknown00461 Ай бұрын

It's actually true, whenever we meet practicing psychologist or counselor it feels like there's alot scope but then the reality around us 🙁

@riva_sapra Ай бұрын

@@Unknown00461 Never let your dreams get crushed by the perception of society.

@vaishaipadmane6456 Ай бұрын

I am suffering from Insomnia can you plz help me

@riva_sapra Ай бұрын

@@vaishaipadmane6456 Would recommend you to consult a certified doctor, however you can read books while going to bed, take shower before sleep and eat healthy foods.

@Alkaladhiyaa Ай бұрын

Fbl ka exm online hota h? Descriptive ya mcqs? Plz do rply

@Happy_birthday143 Ай бұрын

Depression is genetically also

@shikharsrivastav417 Ай бұрын

But i will overcome

@shikharsrivastav417 Ай бұрын

My case more worse than honey singh still suffering

@versatilehumanbeing6013 Ай бұрын

I too have ocd and psychosis currently on SSRIs and and anti psychotics i am seeing a slight difference in the symptoms now life has initially started to make sense

@rajank452 Ай бұрын

Bhai kse ho ab..

@versatilehumanbeing6013 Ай бұрын

@@rajank452 bs bhai medicines le raha hu hope sbh theek hoje

@rajank452 Ай бұрын

@@versatilehumanbeing6013 bhai ERP kro.. Thik hoga dwa k sath

@versatilehumanbeing6013 Ай бұрын

@@rajank452 ha bhai erp se hi theek hoga

@FreakGUY-007 16 күн бұрын

@@versatilehumanbeing6013 May I ask what kind of psychosis were you experiencing?

@anushriyajain7650 Ай бұрын

Mam i have heard that phd graduates have more salary than psyd graduates. So is it true? And colleges prefer phd holders for teaching. Is it true?

@riva_sapra Ай бұрын

@@anushriyajain7650 phd is mainly for teaching and psyd is mainly for doing practice and taking counselling sessions… but psyd person can also teach and phd person can also take sessions. Psyd bhot hi naya course h abhi psychology field mein dhire dhire iski awareness or importance badhti ja rhi hai… so with time psyd will have equal importance as phd. Also about the salary i always say your salary depends on your capabilities. The more your knowledge, the more you will earn. But psyd and phd do not make any difference.

@bhawantiwari7686 Ай бұрын

Kya mere liye online mca achha h

@riva_sapra Ай бұрын

@@bhawantiwari7686 it depends on person to person. Are you already working or still a student ?

@bhawantiwari7686 Ай бұрын

@@riva_sapra student

@bhawantiwari7686 Ай бұрын

Say

@RCGAMMIX Ай бұрын

2nd time nowadays are very worse 😭

@iasnikitarai2115 2 ай бұрын

Is condition se kaise nikle plzz bataye

@Merizindagikasafar75 2 ай бұрын

I don't think ,this is right ,my therapist made fun of me while i was telling her my problems. I never visited any other therapist afterwards, just being afraid to get judged again

@The_ice11 2 ай бұрын

Yup

@anushka954 2 ай бұрын

Can arts students opt for this?

@riva_sapra 2 ай бұрын

@@anushka954 yes for sure

@petiepet8879 2 ай бұрын

Di phir mughe nhi jana chaiya psychology department maii?

@riva_sapra 2 ай бұрын

@@petiepet8879 see it’s not important if i had the bad experience you’re going to have it bad too… may be you find good friends there may be they don’t treat your batch like they did ours… may be we were just unlucky… i just shared my honest experience if you think amity is suitable for you and you don’t have issues with more fees than universities you can definitely give it a try