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Category: Mental Health
FROM THE reports circulating on social media about the pandemic, both negative and positive, it seems that we are in for a rollercoaster ride in 2022. The speed of the virus and its many variants have increased and as people…
ALMOST every week I hear of reports of parental abuse by adult children, especially against mothers and grandmothers. Is this an occurrence that has been happening of late, triggered by the stresses of the pandemic, or has it been happening…
New York, USA – In terms of mental health, adolescents in the English-speaking Caribbean may be particularly vulnerable given the reported prevalence of 50 percent being depressed, with 15 percent to 18 percent experiencing suicidal ideation. Thus, in observance of World…
The Life in Mind team attended the keynote address of Children and Adolescents as part of the support for the IASP 31st World Congress 2021. The session, sponsored by the Black Dog Institute, involved presentations from Professor Margaret Nahkid Chatoor, Professor Helen…
Around one in five of those who have recovered from Covid-19 report ongoing symptoms, also known as long Covid. Experiences with this new condition are varied, and several symptoms are neuropsychological in nature. One such symptom is brain fog. Though…
Is it depression or sadness? Can you tell the difference? https://www.virtualwellnesstt.com/post/8-signs-of-depression
As our lives have become busier, desire to do things quickly and efficiently has grown — something the rise of speed reading apps, lack of break-taking at work, and a general focus on “productivity” has shown. Good time management skills, therefore, are now highly…