Navigating the Storm: The Impact of Bereavement on Adolescents and Young Adults with Cancer

Introduction: When Loss Strikes Early Imagine enduring the whirlwind of adolescence—hormones raging, identity forming, and juggling school, friendships, and the whirlwind of dreams about the future. Now, add a harsh dose of reality that few young people face: cancer. For many adolescents and early young adults battling this formidable disease, life can become a relentless […]

Connecting the Dots: How Motor Skills, Brain Power, and School Success Intertwine

Introduction Children are constantly on the move, running, climbing, and engaging in physical play, much like miniature energizer bunnies. But have you ever stopped to think about why these little locomotives benefit so much from their constant motion, especially in a school setting? It’s a puzzle that has intrigued educators and psychologists alike: could there […]

Early life predictors of adolescent suicidal thoughts and adverse outcomes in two population-based cohort studies

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Navigating Uncertainty: How French Youth Psychiatrists Tackle the Challenges of Predicting Psychosis

Introduction Imagine being responsible for predicting the unpredictable. This is the challenge that French youth psychiatrists face in their daily practice as they navigate the complex world of psychosis risk research and daily prognosis uncertainties. While predicting psychosis is a focal point of research worldwide, the reality for many psychiatrists is a delicate balancing act […]

Unlocking Social Potential: A New Approach for Children with Autism**

Introduction Imagine a world where even the most mundane social interactions feel like navigating a foreign country without a map or translator. For children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) without intellectual disabilities, this scenario often represents their daily reality. These children grapple with challenges in communication, making eye contact, and understanding social cues—skills that come […]

Imagine the Bright Side of Life: Unraveling the Science of Adolescent Anxiety and Depression

Introduction: Cracking the Code of Adolescent Minds Imagine being able to flip a mental switch, transforming your gloomy thoughts into rays of sunshine. Sounds intriguing, doesn’t it? Adolescence is a time often rife with turmoil and transformation—the body matures, emotions surge, and the world begins to feel both wider and confining. Yet, it’s a period […]