Dr. Syras Derksen

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Stages of Recovery after Adultery

Healing from adultery can be challenging, and relationships often go through several challenges in finding solutions. The best way to recover from infidelity is a “one step at a time” approach.  Although adultery is prevalent…

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Are Ticklish People More Fun?

Tickling others can be fun, and it can sometimes be fun when tickled. So, does this mean ticklish people are more fun? According to Darwin’s thoughts,  both tickling and comedy “tickled the mind.”  People full…

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Is Play Therapy Right for Your Child?

 Play therapy may sound like a strange thought at first, but researchers have found that play is the most important way humans communicate without words and are happy. Adults might seem cynical of sending their…

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Are you Sexually Compatible?

According to research,  sexual fulfillment is essential for a satisfying relationship. So, if it’s so important, how do you know you are compatible with your partner? Sexual compatibility refers to when couples are on the…

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Depression Diet

You already know what you eat influences how you feel. However,  our diet plays an influential role in our mood than not feeling great after one too many burgers. So,  how does food affect our…

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Can Laughing End an Argument?

Researchers have found out that when people in an argument laugh and find the humour in a situation, they’re likely to shift from the thinking that there’s no solution to thinking it’s possible to find…

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How Young Men Grieve

It is hard for young men to cry. Research has shown that crying is more of a female way of expressing grief, but not men. In fact, boys know that men should be strong in…

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What Does Depression in Children Look Like?

Mental disorders affect people of all ages. However, in children, the signs and symptoms may appear differently. It can be challenging for parents to recognize if their child is just “going through a phase” since…

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