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Awareness

Understanding and Supporting Neurodiversity in the Classroom

Briefly about Neurodiversity The majority of humans are neurotypical. They express the usual cognitive, intellectual, and developmental skills expected of individuals within their age group. Simply, they interpret the world as society might expect. However, this time, we will pay

Awareness

Nurturing Intimacy: Strategies to Deepen Your Connection with Your Partner

In the hustle and bustle of everyday life, maintaining a deep connection with your partner can sometimes take a backseat. Yet, fostering a strong emotional bond is essential for the health and longevity of any relationship. Building a strong connection

Health

Understanding ADHD in Women: Symptoms and Recognition

The neurodevelopmental disorder known as Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) is typified by patterns of impulsivity, hyperactivity, and inattention that are out of step with the person’s developmental stage. Women are commonly underdiagnosed with ADHD, even though the disorder is

Life Style

How to Handle Defensive People

Defensiveness often comes with two aspects: an emotion and an action. It usually arises when you think someone is criticising you and leaves you feeling angry, depressed, and ashamed. Typically, the emotion leads to a reaction in the form of

Positive Relationship

Is Your Partner Emotionally Unavailable? 7 Signs to Consider

We live in a time where dating can be tough. Many of us have experienced disappointment because of the numerous times things don’t exceed beyond the talking stage! You might have felt frustrated being stuck there. Today in this article

Parenting

How do I talk to my Child about Depression?

As much as we nurture our children with love and care, we may have to articulate certain essentials that are very much needed for their lives and well-being. In the world that we are in today, mental health issues have

Awareness Crime

What is Broken Windows Theory?

According to Wilson and Kelling, if a window is broken and it remains unrepaired or fixed for a long period then it is likely that the rest of the windows in the building will eventually be broken as well. This

News

Report Released By WHO Supporting Deinstitutionalization Of Mental Health Patients

A recent report released on 28th February 2024 by Ms. Saima Wazed, the Regional Director of Southeast Asia for the World Health Organisation (WHO) has called for the deinstitutionalization of mental health care for people with mental illnesses in South

Education

Decoding Group Conflict: Lessons from the Robbers Cave Experiment

You may have had your own little “group” in school that you hung out with. There may even have been some groups that you did not get along with, or even have some altercations with. But imagine- there is a

Life Style

The Grey Rock Method for Dealing with Narcissists

Grey rocking can be an effective technique to encourage a manipulative or abusive person to behave around you if they’re someone you can’t avoid, like a toxic coworker or a narcissistic ex with whom you have a child. To “grey