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Attachment Starts with Dad Too: The Hidden Power of Father-Child Bonds

Bonding with their mother is quick for each child. The first human bond that they have is with their mothers, immediately after birth. The mother and child remain inseparable even after birth, primarily because they share the same body as a result

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PCOD, PCOS, and PMOS: The Emotional Weight of a Diagnosis

When a woman misses her period, most of the time she puts it down to some minor problem, but when it starts to get assigned labels such as PCOD, PCOS, and now more recently PMOS, the way that women look at

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Reactive Attachment Disorder? Causes, Symptoms, and Intervention

A child learns about love and trust from the relationship they share with their carer. The treatment they receive from their carer shapes how they view the world. However, when a child is neglected and abused, the sense of safety

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Meta Settles First Major Lawsuit Over Social Media’s Impact on Teen Mental Health

Social media giant Meta Platforms Inc. has reached a historic settlement with a rural Kentucky school district. This is a big step forward in a landmark dispute over the growing legal issue of tech-induced youth mental health issues. The deal

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The Psychology Behind Why Being Ignored Hurts More Than Criticism

There is a specific kind of hurt that does not come from something someone said. It comes from what they did not say. You know the feeling. Someone you care about just goes quiet. No fight, no explanation, no harsh word.

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Mental Disorders Overtake Cancer and Heart Disease as the World’s Biggest Cause of Disability

Mental disorders have become the leading cause of disability across the world, overtaking cardiovascular diseases, cancer, and musculoskeletal disorders, according to a major global study published in The Lancet. Researchers say the findings reflect a worsening mental health crisis affecting millions of people

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Anaesthesia Awareness Explained: When Patients Wake Up During Surgery

Imagine waking up in the middle of surgery. While your eyes remain closed, you hear the metal instruments snipping, snicking, and clinking! Your body is cut open; you know it, but can’t feel anything. Your conscious self feels encased in a rock. You

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Behind the Strong Face: Why Men Fear Counselling and Suppress Emotions

A man sits in his car after work, staring at his phone for several minutes. He wants to book a counselling appointment, but instead he locks the screen and drives home silently. Nothing is visible in his life. He goes

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Kerala’s ‘Amma Manasu’ Gains Global Recognition for Maternal Mental Healthcare Model

Kerala’s “Amma Manasu” programme has gained global attention after the World Economic Forum (WEF) recognised it as a model for integrating maternal mental healthcare into routine pregnancy services. The initiative is now being viewed as a significant example of how community-based healthcare

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Dehradun’s Silent Mental Health Crisis: Long Waits, High Costs Leave Thousands Without Support

There is a silent medical emergency taking place in Dehradun, with thousands of people silently suffering from psychological support shortages. In a recent reality check, it has been found that although the number of cases where anxiety, depression and distress