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Foods that Improve Your Mood

Food is not just essential for the body, but it is also important for the mind. The right kind of food can keep you feeling happy, relaxed, and healthy mentally. On the other hand, eating the wrong kind of food can leave you feeling lethargic, irritable, and downright...

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Building Resilience: How to Bounce Back from Challenges

Resilience is a trait that allows us to adapt and bounce back from difficult experiences, though it is more challenging to master than you might think. This allows us to cope with stress, trauma, and adversity, which many of us are faced with on a daily basis....

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Understanding the Link between Sadness and Violence

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recently released a study with findings that indicate a rise in violence due to increased sadness among individuals, particularly teen girls in the United States. The study reports that teen girls are experiencing a...

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How to Handle Social Rejection

Have you ever been picked last in a dodgeball game? It probably hurt a little as you anxiously waited for your name to be called. How about a fallout with your close friends? All of a sudden you are excluded from the group hangouts. You cannot sit with them at lunch...

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The Long-Term Emotional and Physical Effects of COVID

As of 2023, the COVID-19 pandemic has seemingly had an impact on every single aspect of our lives. Aside from just the physical health implications, the pandemic has also led to both emotional and psychological effects on individuals. For many, it is safe to say that...

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Warning Signs That Your College Student (Son/Daughter) Is Depressed

As a parent, it can be difficult at times to know how your college student is doing.  College provides young adults an opportunity to learn not just academics. Fоr mаnу, соllеgе іѕ thе fіrѕt time thеу еxреrіеnсе ѕhаrіng a room оr bаlаnсіng thеіr own academic аnd...

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