Psychology – Tolerance to Ambiguity

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Reviving the tolerance

1. January 2023 Divya Mental Health, Psychology, work-life balance

When I started this blog in 2016, the focus was on how research, particularly doing a PhD, requires a certain tolerance to ambiguity. In the years since, and a thank you to those of you who stood by me in this journey, my role has changed and diversified. I’ve changed[…]

Tolerance to Ambiguity on IG

11. March 2021 Divya Mental Health, Psychology

Time and again, this blog has dealt with topics of mental health. Often, my own experiences and reflections on stress in academia, burnout, mindfulness exercises and whatever takes up brain space for me each month. In today’s post, I would like to introduce you to my art – a hobby[…]

From the Psychologist’s Desk – Sailing the Corona Waters

29. March 2020 Divya Psychology, Researcher, work-life balance

Schools, colleges and universities are shut, most people are working from home, multiple countries are in lockdown, only essential services are working. The world as we knew it two months ago has changed drastically, thanks to the COVID-19 virus. Everyone is concerned – for their safety, for their loved ones,[…]