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Navigating the Digital Mind: Adolescents’ Journeys in Online Therapy for OCD

Introduction Imagine being trapped in a cycle of troubling thoughts and relentless rituals that dictate your everyday life. For many adolescents, this scenario is a painful reality driven by Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD). Yet, amid the complexities of young minds entangled with OCD, there’s a beacon of hope emerging from the digital landscape: Internet-delivered Cognitive Behavior […]

Exploring the Lifestyle Maze: ADHD and Children’s Daily Routines

Introduction Imagine a bustling playground, where children dash from swings to slides, laughter painting the sky with joy. Now, envision a child within that crowd, seemingly lost in thought, distracted by the world’s noisy canvas. This vivid picture might just capture a moment in the life of a child with Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD). But how […]

Exploring Memory’s Eye: How Children Recall Traumatic Events

Introduction In the captivating labyrinth of the human mind, nothing is quite as elusive and intriguing as memory. When children experience trauma, how they recall those events can shape their mental and emotional worlds. Take the heart-rending instance of the 2004 Asian tsunami. Picture the scene: crashing waves, devastation everywhere, leaving indelible marks not only […]

The Healing Power of Attachment: How Emotional Bonds Can Alter Traumatic Memories

Introduction: Unlocking the Secrets of Emotional Memory Think back to the last time a song, a scent, or a simple photograph tugged at your heartstrings. These experiences often evoke memories, sometimes joyful, at other times, painful. While it is a tale as old as time that emotions anchor our memories, recent research unveils an intriguing […]

Playing the Way to Connection: Improving Social Skills in Children with ADHD

Introduction: The Playground as a Classroom Imagine a bustling playground, filled with laughter, shouting, and the joyful chaos of children at play. Yet, amid the energy, there’s a child who struggles to join in. This is the reality for many children with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), who often find social interactions as challenging as […]