Introduction Ever wondered how your financial status or perceptions of your romantic relationship might influence your mental health? You’re not alone. The intricate dance between our relationships, financial conditions, and mental well-being is a hot topic among psychologists. Recent research has begun to shed light on the associations of nuptiality perceptions (how we view our […]
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Unraveling ADHD: A Socioeconomic Puzzle in Sweden
Introduction: Bridging the Gap Between Society and the Mind Picture this: a classroom bustling with children, each one unique, navigating the maze of education. Among them, Jacob struggles to keep focused while his peers excel without a hitch. Why is Jacob different? The answer often lies in a complex interplay of neurological and social factors. […]
Teen Minds Unveiled: A Glimpse into Mental Health Disorders in West Africa
Introduction: Framing the Invisible Battles Imagine walking through a bustling clinic in a vibrant city, the sounds and sights resonating with life, yet hidden within these walls are the quiet battles of young minds. Adolescents in Ghana and Nigeria navigate a complex world where mental health disorders often lurk beneath the surface, invisible yet impactful. […]
Stress and the Stomach: Uncovering the Connection in Sri Lanka
Introduction Imagine a typical busy day, where the hustle and bustle seem almost overwhelming. You find yourself carrying the weight of deadlines, responsibilities, and a seemingly endless to-do list, all while trying to maintain composure. Now, add a persistent burn in your chest, a discomfort that seems to arise just when you least need it. […]
Breaking Barriers: Navigating Autism Services as Newcomers in Canada
Introduction Imagine arriving in a new country, brimming with hopes for a better life, only to encounter an impenetrable web of challenges when seeking necessary health services for your child. This is the reality for many immigrant and refugee caregivers in Canada, especially those caring for children with autism. The journey of accessing autism-related services […]
Transforming Tinnitus with Technology: Revolutionizing Relief through Smartphone Therapy
Introduction: Silence in a Noisy World Imagine living in a world where silence has never been experienced, where incessant ringing fills the quiet moments of your day. This is the reality for millions who suffer from tinnitus, a condition characterized by the perception of sounds that aren’t present. It might seem like the punchline of […]
Understanding the Impact of Social Withdrawal During a Pandemic: Insights from Oman
Introduction: A Glimpse into a Hidden World Imagine waking up one day to find that the world you knew has drastically shifted, and you’re forced to withdraw into the confines of your home. This is the reality the SARS-CoV-2 pandemic prompted for millions worldwide, leading to a unique psychological distress phenomenon known as the Hikikomori-like […]
Crossing the Borders of Reality: Exploring Nonordinary Experiences Across Cultures
Introduction Have you ever experienced something that defies explanation? Perhaps a moment so extraordinary or mystical that it made you question the very boundaries of reality? These nonordinary experiences—those that delve into the realm of the unusual or the supernatural—are the focal point of a research paper titled The Inventory of Nonordinary Experiences (INOE): Evidence […]
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 […]
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 […]