5 Things Not To Say To Children During Exam Time

We all know that exams are for the betterment of a child’s future and parents try to be supportive during that period. Parents encourage their children by providing nutrition and motivation, but sometimes they use certain phrases and questions unconsciously…

Adjusting To The New Normal, Easing Into Your Personal And Professional Lives

The global pandemic has led to multiple lockdowns in several countries, and we faced a world of uncertainty and unfamiliarity owing to drastic changes brought in our way of life. Now that lockdown restrictions are easing, people are trying to…

Why Do We Need To Talk About Suicide Prevention At Home With Children?

With the recent spread of the news of a young actor committing suicide, we are seeing mental health awareness dialogue being conducted and its need at the moment everywhere. The incident has not only influenced children but also parents. We…

How To Stay Motivated And Focused While You Work Or Study From Home

While everyone is facing difficulties in doing their daily activities, it is very difficult to stay focused and work/study with motivation. Staying motivated doesn’t mean that you are totally occupied with you studies or work, it means that while doing…

How Can One Deal With Disagreement Effectively?

Disagreement can simply be defined as the difference of opinions. We live in a democratic country where every individual has the right to express how they feel. Along with the freedom of expression comes the freedom to disagree. This disagreement…

Learn To Forgive Yourself

Compassion is the ability to show empathy, love, and concern towards others. Self-compassion means showing love, empathy, concern, acceptance, understanding, and forgiveness towards ourselves. Kristin Neff was the first to define the term self-compassion academically and also describe it as…

What is Imposter Syndrome? How To Combat It?

Imposter syndrome is a psychological condition which was first propounded by researchers Pauline Clance and Suzanne Imes at Georgia State University in 1978. They observed that people who are highly capable have a misperception of low self-efficacy when confronted with…

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