Science And Psychology

APSARA KATUWAL DANGOL Every woman wants to look beautiful. Like in a fairy tale, she wants to be a princess. In real life, she tries best to keep herself beautiful using cosmetic and herbal products. She takes care of her every body part and she loves herself a lot. But soon when she gets married, she starts to realize the change in her body. The wrinkles in her forehead getting remarkable, dry skin, black spots or white patches and also physical changes in her fitness like gaining weight, loss of hair, skin problems and much more. Slowly when she starts to learn responsibilities of being a mother and fulfilling all the stages of responsibilities, she forgets about herself. The journey starts to be more difficult and making her physically unfit. The changes in physical appearance also can create psychological disorders like dementia, depression, mood disorders, anxiety, delirium, etc. After many years, she starts to notice changes in her beauty.And in older age, she clearly c

APSARA KATUWAL DANGOL During 1947, Psychology was introduced in Tri-Chandra Multiple Campus affiliated to Indian University as an intermediate level as a part of philosophy. Tribhuvan University was established in 1959 and other college came into existence.Four more colleges introduced psychology in the academic subject in intermediate and bachelor level in 1966. During the 1960s, Psychology grew slowly and outside Kathmandu Valley, introduced in two colleges. In 1980, Master's level course was introduced.At present, psychology is taught in eight campuses. Psychosocial Counselling is in the infancy stage in Nepal.Due to many problems related to social issues, it has impacted in mental health so to deal with this issues psychosocial counseling is a major component of that care. Psychosocial Counselling was introduced by Training of Trainee (TOT) to help victims. Nowadays, many organizations are involved in it. Even The School of Psychology (TSOP) is part of it. In 1991, Tra