She never gives any trouble. You would not even know she is in the house. Every one of those is a compliment about absence.
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South Asian identity and mental health are deeply intertwined. Explore bicultural identity, intersectionality, and what helps when you belong to two worlds.
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Why I Wrote a Guided Journal for Anxious Hearts I didn’t set out to “be an author.” I set out to make something I needed on the days my thoughts felt loud and my heart raced for reasons I couldn’t name. Over time, through studying psychology, collecting evidence-based tools, and listening to stories from people
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Two students come to me in Grade 12. The first has one activity outside class and a growing sense of panic. The second has twenty, in every direction at once, and no idea what any of it says about them. Both have the same problem, and it is not the activities. It is that the
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As an undergraduate student in Psychology and Sociology, meeting people and learning from them is something that keeps me going. I recently finished my semester abroad in the UK at the University of Birmingham and I am glad to say that it was nothing short of transformative. I returned home with a heart overflowing with
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