Dreams and Sleep Disorders

Dreams and Sleep Disorders

General information about dreams

Dreaming is essential for our health and well-being as it helps to recharge our mind and revitalize our body. According to scientists those who are deprived from entering the dream phase of sleep the next day exhibit symptoms of irritability, lack of concentration and anxiety and were depressed and quick tempered.

During the dream stage we have feelings, even though we are asleep, which differ from person to person and are representative to our emotional situation at the time being. Generally, it’s reported that negative feelings like anxiety, fear and abandonment are more often found in dreams than positive feelings like joy, happiness, euphoria and fulfilment.

MODERN PARENTS

Nowadays, family faces difficulties and its role is more demanding since the structure of society has changed. Parents’ responsibilities have been modified in order to furnish their children with all that qualities for social life are necessary.

In the first place, parents should spend time with their children. A pressing issue is that both parents have limited time with their children. Their jobs usually are time-consuming and demanding many hours.  As a result children are brought up by their grandparents or babysitters.  Spending more time with their children, parents are able to foster them values or ideas which will be useful for their future.