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Mar 20, 20253 min read
Understanding Cultural Stress Theory
Migration is something that’s been happening for centuries, but in the past few decades, the numbers of people moving from one country to...

Migration is something that’s been happening for centuries, but in the past few decades, the numbers of people moving from one country to...
As an IB or Eindexamen candidate, the pressure of exams can feel overwhelming. Balancing schoolwork, expectations, and personal goals can...
As a parent, it’s tough to watch your child face difficult situations, whether it’s stress at home, bullying at school, or any kind of...
A groundbreaking study conducted by researchers at Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam (VU) and the University of Amsterdam (UvA) has revealed...
Adolescence is a time of significant change, both physically and emotionally. As teens navigate their way through the complexities of...
In today's increasingly polarized society, teaching our children to be thoughtful, respectful, and active citizens has never been more...
A new study from the University of Bristol has discovered something surprising: children who don’t eat enough fish may struggle more with...
When it comes to understanding children’s emotions, thoughts, and subjective experiences, it’s often challenging for adults to truly...
In today’s fast-paced world, raising children who are emotionally resilient and mentally strong is more important than ever. Sheryl...
A recent Finnish study underscores the importance of limiting screen time and promoting physical activity from an early age to safeguard...
Recent research from Boston Medical Center has shed light on strategies to enhance school readiness in children born with low birth...
Introducing your child to therapy can be a delicate process, and as parents, it's essential to approach this conversation with...
Recent research by Block et al. (2025) has illuminated the early emergence of gender stereotypes related to communal values—traits...
Building resourcefulness in children is essential for their development into independent, confident, and capable individuals. When...
A recent study published in Developmental Psychology titled "What I Say Is Not What I Do: Gender Differences in the Home Mathematics...
A new study from the University of Essex has found that a simple walk in the park could be the key to strengthening the bond between...
Handelingsgericht Psychological Assessment (HPA) is a structured, goal-oriented approach to psychological assessment that focuses on...
Nurturing Multilingualism: Insights from Ghanaian Infants In many parts of the world, multilingualism is a natural and integral aspect of...
1. Reintroduce Routine Gradually A few days before school starts, begin transitioning back to the school routine: - Reinstate school...
Executive function (EF) skills are crucial for a child’s success in academics, relationships, and overall well-being. According to Dawson...