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A Counsellor in Every School: Inside CBSE’s Landmark 2026 Notification

TRIGGER WARNING: This article contains discussions of student suicide, self-harm, and mental health distress. It is intended for educational and policy awareness purposes. For the first time, CBSE has made it mandatory for every affiliated school to appoint dedicated mental

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Gisele Pelicot Case: A Psychological Analysis of Marital Sexual Violence

In September 2024, a courtroom in France was at the centre of attention around the world as a 72-year-old grandmother named Gisele Pelicot, a grandmother herself, decided to make a remarkable choice from Mazan. She refused to be anonymous and

Technology

Growing Up with Smart Machines: A Developmental Psychology Analysis

The integration of artificial intelligence into the domestic and educational spheres is not merely a change in toy preference; it represents a fundamental shift in the “social ecology” of childhood. From smart speakers that answer bedtime curiosities to socially assistive

Awareness

Hypervigilance as a Post-Traumatic Adaptation

Some people go to a cafe just to enjoy their coffee. And then some people sit with their backs to the wall facing the door, and they watch every person who comes in, they hear every voice, every sudden noise.

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Suicide Crisis Intervention and Prevention in Not Today

Trigger Warning: The following article includes references to suicide, mental health struggles, and crises. Readers who may find such content triggering are advised to proceed with care. That a ventilation of their suicidal ideations with a trustworthy, non-judgemental, empathetic/empathic counsellor

Health Social

The Rise of Self-Diagnosis on Social Media  

Hritika is a second-year engineering student who has been feeling low for a long time. She has been feeling tired, sad and is avoiding her parents and friends. Her room has been a mess, and she has not washed dishes

News

Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg Defends Social Media’s Impact on Teen Mental Health

Mark Zuckerberg, Meta CEO, defends “Instagram” as not being a social media tool that results in addiction. In the Los Angeles courtroom, the lawyers reaffirm that Meta is committed to Teen mental Health safety. Other than Meta platforms, Google’s YouTube

Awareness

Somatic Symptoms of Stress: How Psychological Distress Manifests in the Body

I think stress is something that we usually think happens in our minds. We get thoughts that we feel overwhelmed, or we feel the pressure of having a lot of responsibilities. Our body often feels stress before we even realise it. We

Industrial

Career Transitions and Identity Development: How Job Hopping Becomes a Path to Self-Discovery

Have you ever done self-reflection and thought about what your profession is? Most of the times people switch their roles after some time. Some leave in pursuit of better pay. Feeling trapped is the reason why some individuals move. Job switching is

Research

Imagery Therapy for Psychosis: Helping People Gain Control Over Disturbing Mental Images

This research describes a new psychological therapy designed to help people with psychosis, a mental health condition that can cause hallucinations, paranoia and extreme fear of harm. The therapy focuses on disturbing mental images that often fuel paranoia and distress