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More than a quarter of people will experience an episode of depression in their lives. The causes of the current epidemic are still being thrashed out by researchers, but there’s ample evidence that there’s something desperately wrong at the core of our society. Since depression is a feature of so many people’s lives, the question…
Modern dating can be tiring, frustrating and not always that much fun. It can seem that the only way to meet people now is online or through the myriad of dating apps, but the technology of dating can make the whole thing feel very impersonal and businesslike. If you’re getting sick of swiping through the…
Considering how hard some breakups are, oftentimes it really can feel like the end of the world. You can’t possibly imagine life without them and you and you’ll never meet someone quite like them. When you’re fresh off a breakup, it can be difficult to step back, cease the self-pity, and look at the big…
In the past, kids seemed to be a lot more involved in sports than many tend to be nowadays. There could be a whole host of reasons for this. But the most likely is that kids are currently bombarded with so much technology that their attention often falls on video games, film and TV, and…
The decision to look for care for your elderly relative is never an easy one to make. However, there often comes a time when this decision becomes inevitable to ensure that your loved one is well looked after and kept safe. Many people try to handle the care of their ageing parents by themselves, often…
Internet dating advice is fraught with conflicting dating advice. Ironic to say at the beginning of a dating advice article, I know. But hear me out. Pickup lines don’t work. And if you’re memorizing pickup lines and quotes in order to attract girls, you’re wasting time. Let me explain. Why Pickup Lines Don’t Work In…
By Nicole Dreiske Here’s a 21st-century brainwave to carry your children forward – digital devices can be used to strengthen literacy and learning. Whether you’re watching a YouTube video together or guiding your child through a new app, you can use screens in the same way that you would use story time: to build neural…
It’s confusing and sometimes even awkward to know when to step in and look after a relative who is elderly. After all, they more than likely took great care of your health, wellbeing, and safety at one point. And now as independent adults, the thought, for some, of someone else trying to support us again…
When we become parents, a lot of changes. With a baby around, even your sleep pattern will look different. Your relationship with your parents has probably changed a fair bit since birth, too. Sometimes, that change can be positive. Many of us realize that we don’t appreciate what our parents did until we’re trying to…
By Janina Scarlet, Ph.D. It is a sad and undeniable truth that many children are exposed to violence, abuse, and terror on a regular basis. From bullying to school shooter drills, to high academic pressures, we are witnessing the rise of mental health crises in many young people, both young children and teenagers, along with…