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 […]
Tag: Qualitative studies
Navigating the Workplace: Transgender Experiences Through the Occupational Lens
Introduction Imagine navigating life’s challenges with the added complexity of transitioning gender. Now picture returning to work amidst this transition, stepping back into a world that may or may not understand you—a world rife with potential for both support and discrimination. This is the reality faced by thousands of transgender people every day—a reality that […]
Navigating Parental Frustration: A Journey of Transformation through Parenting Programs
— Introduction: A Kaleidoscope of Emotions in Parenting Parenting is often described as one of life’s most rewarding experiences, but it can also be one of the most challenging. At times, parents find themselves grappling with bewildering emotions and frustrations as they strive to guide their children through the tumultuous waters of childhood and adolescence. […]
Unveiling the Unseen: The Lives of Family Caregivers in the Middle East
Introduction: The Overlooked Pillars of Support Imagine sacrificing your own dreams, aspirations, and personal comforts for the well-being of a loved one, all while battling societal judgments and systemic inadequacies. This scenario is not uncommon for family caregivers, especially those tending to relatives with severe mental illnesses (SMI) in the Middle East. While the experiences […]
Beyond the Threshold: Navigating Distress with Skills That Transform
Introduction Imagine walking on a tightrope. Every gust of wind feels like an emotional turmoil threatening to send you spiraling. For patients with Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD), navigating through daily life can feel much like a precarious balancing act. BPD is often characterized by intense emotions, unstable relationships, and impulsive behaviors, leaving individuals in a […]
The Unseen Storm: Navigating Psychological Distress from Everyday Stresses
Introduction Imagine your mind as a bustling city where life flows steadily until one day, a simple thing—a disagreement at work, a spat with a friend, or even a missed deadline—throws everything into chaos. While many can move past these hiccups, others find themselves in a whirlwind of overwhelming emotions that echo the symptoms of […]
Mindful Hearts: The Untold Story of Mindfulness and Cardiovascular Health
Introduction Picture this: you’re in the middle of a peaceful forest, its serenity enveloping you, your senses attuned to the gentle rustle of leaves and the sweet songs of distant birds. But back in reality, stress often hijacks our quiet moments, plundering our peace and, with it, our health. But what if the remedy to […]
Building Confidence: The Impact of Malaysia’s House Officer Preparatory Course on Medical Graduates
Introduction: Entering the World of Medical Practice Imagine standing at the edge of a high-stakes career, armed with knowledge but unsure of how to translate theory into practice. This is the reality for many newly graduated medical doctors entering the complex world of healthcare as House Officers (HOs) in Malaysia. The journey from medical school […]
Unveiling the Drama Within: A Deep Dive into Psychodrama Psychotherapy
Introduction: Stepping Onto the Stage of the Mind Imagine a stage where your mind’s intricate workings play out, with you as both the actor and the director. This is the essence of psychodrama, a fascinating form of therapy that uses guided role-play to explore personal and interpersonal issues. While traditional therapy involves talking to a […]
Bridging the Gap: Empowering Everyday Heroes with Mental Health Training**
Introduction: The Unspoken Challenges Faced by Everyday Heroes Imagine a typical day in the life of a police officer, a teacher, or a community worker. While these professionals might not have the qualifications to diagnose or treat mental health conditions, they encounter situations daily where mental health awareness becomes crucial. As mental health issues grow […]