Boredom Playing a Positive Role in a Child’s Development
Boredom or being bored is frequently viewed as negative or something to be avoided in a world where we are constantly engaged with
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Awareness
Is Gender Dysphoria Associated With Paranoia in Patients?
Gender identity disorder (GID) is a distressing condition in which the patient has a strong and persistent desire to belong to a gender
Therapy
Choosing the Right Therapist: Red Flags You Should Never Ignore
“I want to try therapy.” A statement that is so bold and requires umpteen amounts of courage to be said, especially in today’s
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The Art of Slowing Down: Finding Peace in a Fast-Paced Studying Environment
Overwork, exhaustion, and burnout have become ordinary things in the life of every student. A constant circle of deadlines, student debt, and part-time
Health
Overcoming Social Anxiety: The Complete Toolkit to Build Lasting Social Confidence
The sensation of intense physiological and emotional pain upon being invited socially, normally followed by the sensation of a “gut punch” or sudden
Awareness
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Is Screen Time Stealing Our Children’s Words?
Right now, kids have more interactive screen media and mobile devices surrounding them than ever before in history. Kids are now referred to
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The Hidden Gift of Anxiety: How Worry Helps Us Plan, Prepare, and Thrive
Whenever we hear the word “worry” or “anxiety”, we tend to imagine sleepless nights, racing thoughts and a mind trapped in a perpetual
Therapy
Non-Directive Play Therapy: Healing Through the Language of Play
In corners of therapy rooms where toys are scattered like stars on the floor and tiny worlds lie in wait within sand trays
Parenting
Self Help
Generational Silence and Emotional Healing: Why Speaking Up Matters
Have you ever felt that certain things in your family are never spoken about? For many people, speaking up in the family system
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Social
Community-Based Healing Circles and Culturally Grounded Interventions
Sanjay, A Shopkeeper (33 years), never thought of himself as someone who had experienced” trauma”. But years of growing up in a household