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Mental health adjustment to life after school

As far as achievements go, very few go above the feelings of pride and accomplishment we feel after writing that last high school...

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Changing perspective for outlook shift

Without a shadow of a doubt, the state of our mental health, is largely a very influential determinant of the way we see,...

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Boundary setting as form of psychological hygiene

As difficult as it may seem sometimes, we do bear the responsibility to ensure that our mental health is kept untainted and fully...

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Mental health in an everyday context

Over the last few years, mental health has managed to grow and firmly begin to establish itself both as a solid feature of...

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Long, winding road to self-forgiveness

Consistent practice and making an effort towards mastering the arts and techniques of self-forgiveness is a key component of not just life in...

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Childhood trauma and its relevance in adulthood

One very common mistake we tend to make about a child and childhood is assuming that, because the child is young, whatever they...

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Stress-handling is a skill

Many a times, we experience periods of, what some may call, ‘the worst that life has to offer’ and incredibly testing situations that...

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Paternal absenteeism: An outlook

Parenthood is arguably one of the hardest, most cumbersome responsibilities ever bestowed onto mankind, as this has been the case for centuries before...

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Clutching at straws for solutions

The title of our read today is an English phrase that I found simple, powerfully profound and, somehow, relevant in terms of mental...

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