Dr. Darams

A consultant is a person who provides assistance usually to a client. He/she is usually in a position to exert influence over a person, or group. It is essentially about building trusted relationships in which people help one another create value by addressing opportunities and solving problems. Continue reading Using a Consultant to Solve Your Organizational Problem

Anorexia nervosa is one of the eating disorders. It is associated with the way one’s weight is being experienced. The person usually an adolescent or young adult female (but it may occur at any age or sex) has an intense fear of weight gain or becoming fat even when she is underweight. She refuses to gain weight and would downplay the seriousness of her current low weight if challenged. Patients with anorexia nervosa also engage in recurrent episodes of binge eating. Continue reading Eating Disorders – Anorexia nervosa 

What are the chances that you know someone from the slums if you live in a high-brow part of town? Do you have connections across the socio-economic, political, religious, cultural, nationality, ethnic or gender divide?

Most of us have friends who are like us right? Continue reading The Power of Weak Ties

There are many reasons a person may develop a headache but many don’t know that headache pills/pain medication is one of them. Regular, long-term use of headache pills can cause headaches. This is the so-called Rebound headaches. Continue reading Headache Pills That Cause Headaches

Did You Know that when you enter a shopping mall you are most likely to turn right thus marketers position their more expensive items on the right side when you enter the store? Continue reading Marketing Tips for Buyers and Sellers- Did you know?

1. It is important to be courageous enough to challenge the status quo.

2. Encourage your subordinates to take more risks and permit them to fail, get back up, and try again.

3. Transparency is an asset, not a risk. Continue reading 10 Tips To Help Your Creative Mind Blossom

How good are your nonverbal communication skills? Michael Arhyle argues in his book, The Psychology of Interpersonal Behavior, that when people are around each other, they make eye contact with each other about 30 to 60 percent of the time.

If it exceeds this range, they are probably in love or about to fight. 

So just watching people make eye contacts you can make two assumptions. Of course, there are variations with culture and religion but this truth holds largely. Let’s explore 6 other things we can learn from watching the eyes. Continue reading Body Language: 6 Things the Eyes Say in Nonverbal Communication.

You never know, you might one day find yourself in a situation where you are with someone who has suddenly lost consciousness. These are 7 simple things you must do. Continue reading What to Do If You Witness A Medical Emergency. 7 Simple Steps.

Life is all about attitudes. Attitudes affect our behavior but it is also true behavior affects our attitude.