The Solo Path: Navigating the World as an Only Child
As you already know, A single child also known as an only child is a person with no siblings. Historically, there weren’t many
Parenting
Awareness
10 Signs you might have ADHD
GenZ has become quite famous for using (maybe over-using at times) terms related to Mental Health. “You are such a narcissist”, “I am
Therapy
The Pros and Cons of Text Therapy in the Post-Pandemic World
There are so many things that has changed since Pandemic hit us. One such revolution is online therapy for mental health. Online therapy is
Education
Incorporating Storytelling in Education
One of the earliest forms of communication is storytelling. Many communities and civilisations have used storytelling as a tool to pass down knowledge
Awareness
Eco-Anxiety: The Psychological Strain of Climate Change
As climate change accelerates and becomes more of a serious concern, many people are struggling under the weight of eco-anxiety. This emerging psychological
Self Help
The Psychological Impact of Working from Home
An overview of the relationship between working remotely and mental health In the electronic age, remote work is growing in popularity and has
Relationship
Wondering if someone Truly loves you?: Signs to Look For
Do you remember the classic Bollywood definition of love? Butterflies in your stomach, the world around you smells different, you feel awakened yet
Awareness
Mindfulness and Productivity
Mindfulness and meditation have been a part of India’s culture since time immemorial. Mindfulness has the power to improve the way one thinks,
Technology
The Rise of Meditation Apps and Digital Mindfulness
In today’s fast-paced world, where technology often dominates our lives, the concept of mindfulness is gaining importance. Digital mindfulness, the practice of using
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Meta Ditches AI Fact-Checking for Community Notes
Meta, parent to Facebook, Instagram, and Threads, declared this week it’s abandoning fact-checking and would instead use what it called “community notes”. The