Introduction Picture this: you’re at your desk, surrounded not by papers and office clutter but by an entire digital universe. Your screen buzzes with notifications, emails flood in faster than you can answer them, and the boundary between work and personal life dissolves into a digital haze. In our ever-connected world, digital platforms have become […]
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Exploring the Emotional Storm: The Role of Humiliation and Shame in Adolescent Mental Health
Introduction: Enter the Emotional Maze Picture this: You’re a teenager navigating a labyrinth of social dynamics, figuring out who you are amidst peer pressure and self-doubt. This journey is more than just a rite of passage; it’s a complex emotional maze where feelings like humiliation and shame can act as formidable obstacles. Reflecting on the […]

Walking in Their Shoes: Understanding the Lived Experiences of Relatives of Autistic Adults**
Introduction Imagine a life filled with transitions routinely reshaping the landscape of your world. Now, picture sharing this journey with a loved one who has autism, a condition shaping the experiences of over 7 million families. It’s a path with unique challenges and triumphs, saturated with the complexity of emotions and decisions. The research paper […]

Redefining Neuro-Assessment: A New Lens on Childhood Neurodiversity
Introduction: A New Dawn in Autism Assessment Imagine walking into a bustling café where each table is filled with a unique symphony of sounds and conversations. This tapestry of diverse interactions could metaphorically represent the inner workings of children’s minds being evaluated for autism spectrum disorder (ASD). In recent years, there’s been a shift in […]

The Transformative Bond: How Service Dogs Enhance Lives of Children with ASD and Their Families
Introduction Imagine a life where every interaction is a puzzle, where every sound and light feels like a tidal wave crashing into your senses. For many children with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), this is their daily existence. Now, picture introducing a calm, furry companion—a service dog—into this scenario. According to recent research published in “Effects […]

Navigating the Storm: U.S. Nursing Home Leadership’s Unspoken Challenges and Resilience During COVID-19
Introduction: When the World Changed Inside Nursing Homes The onset of the COVID-19 pandemic forced the world to pause and recalibrate, but perhaps no environment was as profoundly impacted as nursing homes. All of a sudden, these facilities, typically thought of as safe havens for the elderly, became epicenters of both harm and heroism. Leaders […]
Nurturing the Mind in Tumultuous Times: Insights from the COVID-19 Experience
Introduction: Riding the Emotional Rollercoaster of a Pandemic Imagine waking up to a world where everything familiar feels distant, a world changed overnight by an invisible threat. The COVID-19 pandemic ushered in an era of uncharted territory, forcing people globally to adapt rapidly to new social norms, isolation, and uncertainty. While much attention has been […]

Empathy in Action: Can Videos Enhance Our Understanding of Compassion and Prosocial Behavior?
— Introduction: Tuning into Emotional Frequencies Imagine scrolling through your social media feed and coming across a video of someone triumphing over hardship or struggling in an adverse situation. How do you feel? Chances are, those emotions are powerful and immediate, a testament to the pull of empathy and compassion in the age of digital […]
Navigating the Digital Landscape for Mental Health Support During COVID-19
Introduction: Navigating a New Era in Mental Health When the world was struck by the COVID-19 pandemic, everything—from how we work to how we socialize—was upended. Suddenly, we were confined within the four walls of our homes, logging into meetings from our dining tables and catching up with friends through video calls. But amidst the […]

Navigating Stress: Insights into the Lives of Kathmandu Valley Traffic Police Officers
Introduction Ever wondered what it’s like to stand in the heart of a bustling city, controlling the rhythmic flow of traffic, day in and day out? Imagine this challenge magnified by environmental factors unique to places like Kathmandu Valley in Nepal. Traffic police officers here face not just the chaos of an ever-growing number of […]