Field Exposure: Wat Thum Krabok, The Temple of the Bamboo Cave

Wat Tum Krabok also known as the Temple of the Bamboo Cave is situated in the quiet and peaceful province of Saraburi 140 km away from Bangkok. The place was built in order to help people who are suffering from substance abuse and addiction. Accordingly, it has helped an air-marshal’s brother...

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THE ROLE OF PLAY IN THE CHILDREN’S DEVELOPMENTAL PROCESS

Russ (2004) discussed the development of adaptive abilities in children and the role of play as a means of getting through emotions which are not express through words. She stated that a child conveys feelings and say things which are not expressed through words and yet manifest it through the means...

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The Rite of Passage

image credit to http://www.michaelsacramento.com The adolescent mind is essentially a mind of the moratorium, a psychosocial stage between childhood and adulthood, and between the morality learned by the child, and the ethics to be developed by the adult. It is an ideological mind — and, indeed,...

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Psychological Analysis: Henry Jame's the Turn of the Screw

image credit to http://hauntedhearts.wordpress.com “The Turn of the Screw” the story that claims favorable reviews as well as criticisms. It is the purpose of this review to deliberate psychological interpretation of the story since it is the fundamental belief of the content that the “ghosts”...

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rePSYCHable

"We know what we are but not what we may be."  Ophelia in Hamlet The tragic thoughts which came to Ophelia right before she took her life. The circumstance may be quite a depiction of loss. But the words where so rightly  encouraging. It reminds us that we are what we think we are but...

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