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Mastering Emotions: How Affect Regulation Training Transforms Depression

Introduction: The Emotional Labyrinth Imagine you’re navigating through a maze, each twist and turn lined with the overwhelming emotions that come with depression. For millions, this isn’t just a metaphor but a daily struggle as they grapple with negative thoughts and mood swings. In a world where mental health challenges are as prevalent as they […]

Navigating the Plate: Eating Experiences of Autistic Adults

Introduction Picture the daily act of eating, a seemingly simple ritual that most of us glide through without a second thought. Now, imagine that every bite is a challenge, every meal is a puzzle, each ingredient a new potential obstacle. This is the reality that some autistic adults face as they navigate their complex relationships […]

The Push and Pull of Impulsivity and Mindset in Shaping Young Minds

Introduction: The Teenage Mindscape Ah, adolescence—a time of wandering, discovery, and, let’s face it, some pretty erratic decision-making. No parent or educator is a stranger to the word “impulsivity” when describing teenagers. Think about it: impulsivity—the tendency to act quickly without thinking things through—seems as intertwined with the teenage life as late-night texting or an […]

Unraveling Preschool Peer Dynamics: Early Warnings and Family Influences

Introduction: The Unseen Battlefield of the Playground Imagine a peaceful preschool playground filled with laughter and joy. While this seems like a scene of pure innocence, beneath the surface lies a complex web of social dynamics where some children quietly struggle. Early peer victimization, often a precursor to more obvious bullying behaviors, can have profound […]

The Power of Context: Rethinking Coaching as Disability Accommodation

Introduction: Breaking Barriers with Contextual Insights Imagine a world where workplaces aren’t just about daily tasks and deadlines, but also about empowering everyone to reach their potential—regardless of the challenges they face. This vision is particularly relevant for adults with dyslexia, a condition affecting about 5-8% of the workforce. To level the playing field, organizations […]

Measuring Young Minds in Motion: The Psychology Skills Inventory for Sports

Introduction: Unlocking the Secrets of Young Athletes’ Minds Imagine an athlete at the starting line—muscles taut with anticipation, heart racing. This individual is not just battling physical limits but is also engaging in a profound mental tussle. In sports, psychology is often the invisible force propelling athletes towards greatness or holding them in mediocrity’s grasp. […]

Virtual Relief: How Virtual Reality Is Changing Pain Management in Hospitals

Introduction: A New Frontier in Healing Imagine lying in a hospital bed, feeling the full weight of pain as it courses through your body. Every minute seems longer than the last, and the usual pain relief methods barely make a dent in your discomfort. Now, envision slipping on a virtual reality headset—a device more common […]

Words of Calm: The Surprising Potential of Verbal Suggestions in Relaxation

Introduction: The Subtle Power of Words Imagine a world where mere words hold the power to ease your mind and reduce your stress. Intriguing, right? This notion is at the heart of a significant inquiry into whether verbal suggestions can strengthen the effects of a relaxation intervention. As modern life becomes increasingly fast-paced, many are […]