Mental Health Blog

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How Does a Child Psychologist Help with Children’s Issues?

For most of us, our childhood days are just carefree and happy as most of it is spent on just playing and going to school. However, children are not e

Everything You Need to Know About ADHD: Symptoms, Causes, Treatments

ADHD or attention deficit hyperactivity disorder is not just about being overly energetic. It is a neurodevelopmental disorder that affects both child

The Connection Between Nutrition and Mental Health in Children

As much as good nutrition is necessary for the physical health of all children, it also plays a crucial role in their mental health and well-being. St

Tips and Strategies on How to Talk to Your Child About Mental Health

Parents would naturally want to protect their children from harm and keep track of their physical health and well-being. However, the conversation of

Everything You Need to Know About Therapists

The word health is often attached solely to physical health and not so much mental health. We focus on our physical well-being, but we often neglect t

What You Need to Know About Virtual Therapy

The pandemic has significantly impacted our mental health negatively, and this is mostly why Canadians are increasingly seeking virtual therapy to acc

All About Depression Among Women

One of the most talked about mental health conditions today is depression, which affects millions of people worldwide. And between the sexes, women ar

Divorce and Children’s Mental Health: Helping Them Cope

As much as divorce is on the parents, the children won’t be taking it easily either. If you’re a parent going through a divorce, it’s good to prioriti

Understanding Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)

People often associate PTSD with those who worked in the military, due to being subjected to intense stress and trauma, like witnessing a severely wou