Introduction Imagine a world where schools are not just centers for academic learning but also havens of emotional wellbeing. Picture a classroom where teachers navigate the daily stressors of their profession with ease, fostering environments rich in empathy and understanding. This vision might seem a distant dream for many educators battling stress and burnout, but […]
Tag: Mental health and psychiatry

Navigating Criticism: How Adults with ADHD Are Affected and Cope
Unlocking the Impact of Criticism on Adults with ADHD Imagine being in a room full of people where every slight misstep you make is magnified, scrutinized, and commented on more harshly than it seems warranted. Now, picture living in that world, not just occasionally, but every day. This analogy may describe the lived experiences of […]

Balancing Resilience and Vulnerability: Mental Health in Urban Slums of Ibadan
Introduction When life feels like a series of challenges, how do some individuals manage to maintain their mental health while others struggle? This question becomes even more poignant in the backdrop of urban slums, where daily adversity is a part of life. The relationship between protective factors and common mental disorders among female urban slum […]

Exploring Cannabis as a Potential Ally in Opioid Recovery: Insights from Online Discussions
— Introduction: A New Leaf in the Opioid Recovery Journey Picture this: you are struggling with opioid addiction, a recovery journey fraught with physical and psychological challenges. Suddenly, you come across an unexpected ally discussed widely in online forums—cannabis. The research paper “I got a bunch of weed to help me through the withdrawals”: Naturalistic […]

Unveiling the Overlooked: Understanding Violence Against Women with Disabilities
Introduction Imagine a world where your voice is drowned out by the noise of societal norms, where your experiences are marginalized, and where your unique struggles are often invisible. For many women with disabilities, this is not just a hypothetical scenario—it’s their reality. The intersection of violence and disability is an uncomfortable topic, but one […]

The Mind’s Game: How Stress, Personality, and Gaming Connect
Introduction: The Curious Link Between Stress and Gaming Habits Imagine living in a world where your mood swings can predict your weekend plans, or the stress of a bad grade directly influences how you unwind after school. Interestingly, this isn’t just an exaggerated scenario—science is uncovering how these everyday experiences tie into behaviors that may […]

How Moving Our Bodies Moves Our Minds: The Impact of Exercise on Well-being During a Pandemic
— Introduction Imagine a world where stepping outside to take a jog or hitting the gym wasn’t just a chore on your to-do list, but a lifeline. For many of us, the onset of the Covid-19 pandemic turned this scenario into a reality. Suddenly, the freedom to exercise wasn’t merely an option—it became a crucial […]

Bridging Minds: How Education Can Shape Children’s Mental Wellbeing
Introduction Imagine a world where every child’s mental health isn’t just a footnote in their educational experience but the headline. As mental health issues among children skyrocket globally, particularly in developed nations like Australia, the education sector stands at a crucial juncture. Now, you might wonder how math equations and history lessons could possibly intertwine […]

Unraveling Adolescent Anxiety: Insights from Spanish Schools**
Introduction: The Quiet Storm in Classrooms Picture a bustling classroom in Spain, where teenagers are caught in the daily whirlwind of classes, exams, and social interactions. Underneath the hum of academic life, there lies an often-invisible struggle—school anxiety. It’s not just the occasional pre-test jitters but a significant emotional burden that many adolescents carry with […]

Navigating Life’s Ups and Downs During a Pandemic: A Cross-Country Journey
Introduction: The Ripple Effects of a Global Crisis Imagine waking up one morning to a world where your freedom to wander is replaced by orders to stay at home. This was a reality for billions of people when the COVID-19 pandemic swept across the globe. As governments scrambled to curb the spread of the virus, […]