Whether you are a parent or a caregiver, you are familiar with your children – you have watched them grow up and are aware of their strengths and weaknesses. Recognizing that kids won’t always be willing to share their life with you might be both shocking and worrying. Particularly difficult for children to discuss freely […]
Category Archives: Depression
Stigma is described as a mark of dishonour that distinguishes a person from the rest of society. Unfortunately, the stigma associated with mental illness leads to feelings of guilt, discomfort, and a reluctance to seek treatment.
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Stigma is described as a mark of dishonour that distinguishes a person from the rest of society. Unfortunately, the stigma associated with mental illness leads to feelings of guilt, discomfort, and a reluctance to seek treatment. According to research: 3 out of every 4 people who suffer from a mental illness have faced stigma. 1 […]
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ADHD is a developmental disorder characterised by delays in a person’s ability to control, or regulate, his or her own attention, behaviour, and emotions. ADHD is a condition in which a person’s ability to regulate his or her attention, conduct, and emotions is impaired. A child’s ability to function at home, at school, and with […]
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People now understand that caring for our mental health is just as vital as caring for our physical health, perhaps even more so than in the past. Although significant progress has been made, there is still much more work to be done to eliminate the stigmas that contribute to unneeded shame and ignorance of mental […]
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For parents, having a talk about depression or suicide is going to be tough, but it is possible to do so without putting a young person’s safety at risk, and it may be extremely beneficial. Parents, family members, and instructors have the potential to save a child’s life by recognising children before they experience a […]
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