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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, […]

Navigating Uncertain Times: How Polish Teachers Cope and Support During COVID-19**

Introduction: Coping and Caring in Challenging Times The COVID-19 pandemic tested the resilience of communities worldwide, and among the many affected were the unsung heroes in our education system: teachers. While countless professionals faced disruptions and stress, teachers carried the dual burden of navigating personal uncertainties while striving to support their students. This simultaneous juggling […]

Measuring Wellbeing: Insights from Lebanese Adolescents

Introduction: A Window into Adolescent Wellbeing Adolescence is a pivotal period marked by myriad changes and challenges, shaping the trajectory of mental health into adulthood. Amidst this transformation, **wellbeing** becomes a crucial component that influences a young person’s ability to thrive. But how do we measure this often intangible concept, especially across different cultures? Enter […]

Unveiling the Unspoken: Navigating Nonverbal Communication in the World of Autistic Adults

Introduction: The Silent Symphony of Human Interaction Imagine walking into a room full of people chatting animatedly, yet all the words seem scrambled, lost in a cacophony of silent gestures and facial expressions. For many autistic adults, this underlying layer of human interaction can feel like a perpetual puzzle. Nonverbal communication—those subtle eye movements, the […]

Understanding the Emotional Scale of Intimate Partner Violence: A New Perspective

Introduction: A New Lens on Intimate Partner Dynamics Why do some intervention programs for intimate partner violence (IPV) work while others fall short? It’s a perplexing question occupying the minds of psychological researchers, therapists, and concerned individuals worldwide. The full complexities of IPV cannot be overstated, given its deep emotional, psychological, and sometimes even generational […]

Paving New Roads: A Driving Training Program for Autistic Student Drivers

## Introduction Imagine the sense of freedom and independence you felt when you first took the wheel of a car, navigating your surroundings with a newfound sense of autonomy. For many, learning to drive is a key milestone in achieving personal independence. Yet, for autistic individuals, this rite of passage can be fraught with unique […]

The Power of Mindful Imagery: Buddha Meditation and Adolescent Mental Health

Introduction Imagine discovering a secret tool that can bolster your mental health, improve your emotional resilience, and offer a sanctuary from the daily highs and lows. For many Thai high school students, this tool is not hidden away in an ancient text or locked in a monastery—it’s something much simpler: Buddha image meditation. This powerful […]