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How Preschoolers with Autism See the World Differently: Unraveling Visual Preferences Through Simple and Complex Social Stimuli

Introduction: Through the Eyes of a Child Imagine seeing the world through different eyes—where people and social situations don’t capture your attention as much as colors, shapes, or patterns do. This is often the reality for young children with Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD), a condition characterized by challenges in social interaction and communication. But why […]

Finding Balance: Exploring Homeopathic Treatment and Conventional Medicine for Depression in Menopausal Women

Introduction: Navigating the Emotional Rollercoaster of Menopause Imagine sailing a boat through a turbulent storm. The waves are unpredictable, the sky shifts quickly between sunny and overcast, and despite your best efforts, your emotions seem to capsize the boat. This metaphor strikingly captures the experience of many women undergoing menopause. Coupled with fluctuating hormones and […]

A Breath of Fresh Air: How School Pollution Impacts Young Minds**

Introduction Imagine a child sitting in their classroom, textbooks open and eager to learn. They follow the teacher’s every word, poised to absorb new knowledge. Yet, unbeknownst to them, an unseen predator lurks—traffic-related air pollution—that silently chips away at their cognitive development. In bustling cities where schools are just a stone’s throw from busy roads, […]

Unraveling the Complex Art of Coping: Insights from Parents of Children with Disabilities**

Introduction: A Journey Through the Labyrinth of Coping Imagine standing at the edge of a dense labyrinth. You hold a map, but the paths are ever-changing, and the way forward is cloaked in uncertainty. For parents of children with disabilities, this scenario can resonate deeply with their daily experiences—a constant navigation through unknowns and challenges. […]

Navigating the Academic Maze: How Inner Struggles Shape Young Minds

Introduction: Peeking into the Adolescent Brain Imagine being an adolescent again, standing at the crossroads of childhood and adulthood. It’s an exhilarating, yet tumultuous time, filled with a whirlwind of changes, both inside and out. During these formative years, adolescents often find themselves grappling with an array of internalising symptoms—emotional struggles that remain largely invisible, […]

Untangling the Threads of Social Anxiety, Gender, and Alcohol Consequences**

Introduction: An Unlikely Trio Picture this: Jane is a college sophomore grappling with the sharp talons of social anxiety. At parties, she clutches a red solo cup as a lifeline, each sip loosening the grip of discomfort and fear. Across the campus, another student, Tom, finds himself in a similar scenario, seeking solace in alcohol […]

Young Minds, Powerful Voices: Delving into the Brain’s Processing of Sounds and Speech

Introduction: The Wonders of Speech and Sound in Young Minds Imagine the bustling scenes of a kindergarten classroom. The room is filled with laughter, the patter of little feet, and a delightful cacophony of voices excitedly sharing stories and wonder. At this tender age, children are rapidly developing their ability to process language and sounds. […]