Mental Health

Cyberbullying is the willful and repeated inflicting of harm through use of electronic devices. It includes sending, posting, or sharing negative, harmful, false, or mean content about someone else. It…

Cyber addicts exhibit behaviours and impulse control problems involving the internet, PCs and mobile technology. There are 5 identifiable subcategories of specific types of computer and internet addictions. Net compulsions:…

To enjoy freedom of speech and belief and freedom from fear and want, we must uphold human rights. Our conscience cannot be so heinous that we can live with ourselves…

Health is a human right. It is not simply the absence of disease but physical, social, mental and psychological well-being. From healthcare professionals to policymakers and individuals, families with young…

One’s favorite color is really a personal choice or preference. Color symbolism is subjective and depends on the meaning we attach to the various colors. Color evokes emotion, caused expression…

Happiness broadly covers two key areas – how people tend to feel in the present moment and how satisfied they are with their lives overall. Happiness can therefore range from…

Grief is the deep sadness and loss we feel when someone we loved dies. It takes time to cope with the loss and one must find ways to adapt. A…

Drug abuse is the use of any chemical substance that can cause physical, mental, emotional or social harm to an individual or to the people close to them. It increases…

Drug abuse is the use of any chemical substance that can cause physical, mental, emotional or social harm to an individual or to the people close to them. It increases…

Self-esteem describes how we feel about ourselves, which often  influences our actions towards others and what we can accomplish in life. It is how we value and perceive ourselves. It’s…