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When Psychologists Need Support Too

When Healers Face the Same Storm They Treat Psychologists spent the COVID-19 crisis helping others manage fear, grief, and relentless uncertainty. But who was looking after them? The research paper Depression, anxiety, and stress levels during the COVID-19 pandemic: A longitudinal study among Indonesian psychologists turns the lens onto the healers themselves. It follows a […]

Likes, Labels, and the Self: What Reddit’s ADHD Community Teaches Us About Validation

When Diagnosis Meets the Scroll: Why Validation Online Matters Millions turn to online communities to make sense of their mental health. On r/ADHD, one of Reddit’s largest neurodiversity forums, people ask if their symptoms “count,” share wins and setbacks, and look for others who “get it.” The research paper Seeking validation in the digital age: […]

Emotional Symphonies: How We Use Music to Cope with Heartbreak

Introduction: Tuning into Heartstrings Imagine you’re scrolling through your playlist after a painful breakup. The sounds of familiar rhythms and melodies can suddenly take on new meanings. For many, music becomes more than just a pleasurable pastime; it evolves into a crucial emotional lifeline. This interplay between music and emotion is the focus of an […]

Harmonizing Minds: The Role of Group Music Therapy in Managing Stress and Anxiety

Introduction: The Rhythm of Mental Well-being Imagine walking into a room filled with soft, harmonious melodies and the gentle strum of a guitar, where an atmosphere of peace washes over you. Now, picture this setting as your escape from the whirlwind of academic stress and anxiety, a beacon of calm amidst the chaos of university […]

Embracing the Unseen: Exploring Neurodiversity in Higher Education

Introduction Imagine sitting in a crowded lecture hall, eagerly waiting for a class to begin, only to be engulfed by an overwhelming sense of alienation. This experience is not uncommon for many students who identify as neurodivergent, a term that describes individuals whose cognitive functioning varies from the societal norm, encompassing conditions such as autism, […]

Interoception and the Internet Age: A Personal Narrative Unveiled

## Unlocking the Secrets of Our Inner Worlds Imagine a world where the lines between your thoughts, feelings, and the endless stream of digital content you consume are inextricably linked. This fascinating interplay is at the heart of an ambitious research paper titled “Interoception, personality, and internet use: Preliminary insights into their association.” This study […]

Gambling Problems and the Mind’s Interconnected Spectra

Introduction Imagine spinning a wheel or rolling a dice, expecting your luck to turn with each try, only to find yourself spiraling further into despair. It’s a plight many can relate to, especially those wrought with gambling problems. But what if we could better understand where gambling fits into the larger picture of mental health […]

Decoding Addiction: How ADHD Sculpts the Landscape of Behavioral Addictions

— Introduction: Entwined Minds and Unseen Battles Imagine a mind that races faster than a sprinter at the Olympics or a heart that never learns the beat of patience. For those living with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder, or ADHD, this isn’t just imagination—it’s daily reality. In our world peppered with incessant information and temptation at […]