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Shift to educational models that place a greater emphasis on students’ mental health rather than their grades.

In its annual report published in November 2021, the National Crime Records Bureau (NCRB) revealed an appalling statistic of thirty-one youngsters committing suicide per day in India in 2020. Between 2017 and 2019, nearly 24,000 youth aged 14 to 18 years

Psychologs eMagazine January 2022

The January 2022 issue of Psychologs Magazine covers neuroimmune interactions, mindful breathing, gratitude in Islam, talking to children about death, and dealing with inner struggles. It also explores destructive empathy, the depathologization of homosexuality, and the meaning of being alone.

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Experts say that children develop psychological problems as a result of the effects of the second wave of COVID

After the second wave of COVID-19, children, due to increased screen time, no contact with people, and little contact with parents who do not have time to do homework, become victims of psychological problems, experts say. There is a delay

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Mental health of children

Dr. Upasana Chadda, Director of the Mindscapes Counseling Center, and Dr. Manoj Sharma, Professor of Clinical Psychology at NIMHANS, discussed how children and parents may live with children without them in an interview with Chaiti Narula in India Today at

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The problem of student suicide in India

There has always been a problem of suicide in India and by 2020, more than 12,500 34 students in the country are afflicted by the epidemic would have died by suicide at a pace of more than 34 per day. According

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What students had to say after the 12th CBSE Psychology Exam?

The CBSE’s principal goals were to serve educational institutions more effectively and to be sensitive to the educational needs of pupils whose parents worked in the Central Government and had often transferable jobs around the country. The Central Board of

Psychologs eMagazine December 2021

The December 2021 issue of Psychologs Magazine covers suicide awareness, reforming young delinquents, positive parenting for working parents, and post-traumatic growth. It also examines online dating trends during the pandemic, self-awareness through relationship conflicts, and the rise of digital nomadism.

Psychologs eMagazine November 2021

The November 2021 issue of Psychologs Magazine discusses mental health inequality, moving beyond struggles, and the bright and dark sides of personality. It also examines India’s mental health treatment gap, the buddy system for inclusive classrooms, leadership challenges, caregiver burnout,

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