Résultats pour "Drifter" dans Psychologie et psychiatrie

Feeling lost in the digital deluge? Drowning in notifications, endless scrolling, and constant pings? You're not alone. Welcome to Digital Drift | Reclaim Focus in a Distracted World, your guide to navigating the modern information overload and rediscovering true focus. This podcast is designed to equip you with practical strategies and actionable insights to combat digital distraction and reclaim control over your attention. We'll explore the science behind distractions, delve into mindfulness techniques for staying present, and share tips for creating a more focused work and life environment...

Welcome to Dream Drift Stories — a quiet corner of the world where you can slow down, breathe deeply, and gently drift to sleep. Whether you’re easing anxiety, calming a busy mind, or simply settling in for the night, these soft-spoken bedtime stories and guided journeys are here to help. New sleep stories added regularly, including: – Calming guided visualisations – Gentle fairytales and folklore – Classic public domain readings – Soft narration and serene ambient sound Close your eyes, press play, and let your imagination carry you somewhere peaceful. Sweet dreams await…

For decades, Erin Davis helped radio listeners wake up and start their day as the host of the popular morning show on 98.1 CHFI Toronto. Now, her dream is to comfort listeners as they drift off to sleep. Seems only right, yes? Drift is that special and sacred place where you can truly relax and be at one with both your pillow and your imagination. Each Drift story begins with a few moments of relaxation and breathing. Then, when the magic of the story has been woven into your sleepy soul, a few minutes of soothing waves will help you to drift off...to sweet dreams. Drift is made possible by ...

Drift Proof is a podcast designed to help you find a little bit more meaning and direction in your life. My name is Andrew Cipriano and I will be your host throughout this journey. I decided to create this podcast after spending tiresome years trying to answer the misleadingly simple question: "What should I do with my life?" I have been studying psychology for quite a while now and have come to absolutely love the subject. I currently work as a technician in a psychiatric hospital, where I see people trying to answer this same question every day. After failed attempts at finding helpful ...