Introduction Imagine juggling flaming torches while balancing on a tightrope, only to find out that this vaulting test of skill mirrors your everyday experience at medical school. Underneath the white coats and stethoscopes, some medical students navigate their rigorous academic journeys while managing Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD). These individuals, whose lives are often misunderstood, face […]
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Understanding Iron’s Impact: Development and Behavior in Young Children in Foster Care
Introduction: Exploring the Iron Connection Imagine you’re building a house, but you’re short on materials. You have just enough to erect a few walls, but the structure isn’t stable. This scenario might give you a glimpse into what happens when a child doesn’t get enough iron, an essential mineral for brain and body development. In […]

Navigating the Maze of Adolescent Gender Dysphoria Treatment: Insights from a Systematic Review of Literature**
Introduction Imagine standing at the intersection of adolescence—a time already swirling with identity exploration—and dealing with the profound question of gender identity. It is like embarking on a journey without a clearly defined map while the terrain constantly shifts below your feet. This is the reality for adolescents experiencing gender dysphoria, a condition characterized by […]

Navigating the Maze of Friendship: Understanding Relationships in Children with ADHD
Introduction: The Uncharted Territory of ADHD Friendships Imagine being at a lively playground where children form connections over games of tag and secret stories whispered on swings. For many youngsters, friendships bloom effortlessly in such settings, paving the path for lifelong memories and social skills. But what if, in this playground of life, some children […]
Understanding the Lingering Shadows of COVID-19: Unveiling Long COVID and Mental Health Interplay in Southern Thailand
Introduction: A New Chapter in Pandemic Stories As the world emerges from the shadows of the COVID-19 pandemic, a new chapter begins—one where the memories of old symptoms merge with new concerns. While the vaccines and preventive measures have brought hope, there lies another challenge quietly lurking: the aftermath of recovery, particularly long COVID. For […]

Finding Strength in Faith: How Religiosity Builds Resilience in Young Trans Women
Introduction: Unraveling the Threads of Faith and Identity Picture a young woman navigating her identity in a world that often misunderstands her. She’s a part of a group that faces societal challenges every single day. Now, imagine that she finds solace and strength somewhere unexpected—within the very structure that can sometimes be a source of […]
Unveiling the Nuances of Mental Health in Swedish Children with Disabilities
Introduction: The Unseen Struggles of Young Minds Imagine navigating the world through different lenses, where everyday tasks present extraordinary challenges. This is the reality for many children with disabilities. Often, these young individuals face not only physical and cognitive difficulties but also a range of mental health concerns. Yet, the subtle intricacies of how these […]

Mindfulness: A Child’s Secret Weapon Against the Storm
Introduction: Navigating Uncharted Waters The COVID-19 pandemic brought a host of unprecedented challenges, altering daily life for individuals worldwide. While much attention has been given to adults’ experiences during these tumultuous times, children also faced significant upheavals, often silently struggling as their routines vanished and their education transformed almost overnight. So, how did they cope […]

Bridging the Mental Health Gap: Interventions for Older Adults in South Asia
Introduction: Demystifying the Silent Crisis of Our Seniors Mental health among older adults—a topic rarely considered as urgent or pressing as physical health issues—has gradually emerged as a silent yet significant concern in the tapestry of South Asian society. Picture this: amidst the bustling streets of Mumbai, the serene hills in Nepal, or the vibrant […]

The Psychology of Success: Navigating the Emotional Landscape of Education
Introduction Imagine stepping into a classroom for the very first time as a fresh-faced new teacher. Your heart races with both excitement and trepidation. You are prepared, yet uncertain. You’ve trained for this moment extensively, but now you stand on the brink of applying all those lessons in a real-world setting. The stakes feel high, […]