Anger is one of the most normal and misunderstood human emotions. It is not automatically unhealthy, dangerous, or pathological. In many situations, anger signals that something feels unfair, threatening, disrespectful, unsafe, or deeply important. It can protect boundaries, motivate action, and help a person recognise that something needs to change. The issue is not the presence of anger itself. The issue is when anger becomes frequent, intense, prolonged, unsafe, aggressive

Introduction Psychological assessment represents one of the most significant contributions of psychology to clinical practice, educational settings, and research. Among the most widely used assessment tools are cognitive tests that measure intelligence and achievement, alongside personality assessments that evaluate psychological functioning and personality traits. This article explores the most commonly used cognitive and personality tests—including the Wechsler intelligence

Dementia remains one of the most significant challenges in mental-health care, neurorehabilitation, and ageing populations. This article offers a detailed yet accessible overview of dementia — its origins and definitions, recognised types, assessment approaches, treatment and prognostic considerations, and future research directions — drawing on modern evidence-based literature. While this is aimed at mental-health practitioners rather than prescribers, the goal is to equip y

Workplace burnout has emerged as one of the most pressing occupational health issues today, affecting millions of employees worldwide. It...