(Carol Vidal, M.D., Ph.D., M.P.H., child and adolescent psychiatrist at Johns Hopkins Children’s Center, and Jennifer Katzenstein, Ph.D., co-director of the Center for Behavioral Health at Johns Hopkins All Children’s Hospital, talk about what is known of social media’s effects on mental health in children and teens.) Key Points What is the impact of social media […]
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Mental health is often discussed only when something goes wrong. We speak about depression, anxiety or stress when a person reaches a point where everyday life becomes difficult. But mental health is much more than the absence of mental illness. It is about how we think, feel, behave, handle difficulties, maintain relationships and respond to
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The Scent Of Shattered Truths The Scent Of Shattered Truths The clown, who entertains us, Their wounds still drip with blood. chose to laugh even as its life was crashing down. Their eyes? The quiet kid, who never spoke—why? An ocean of unseen tears. The sun, never loved, yet still chose to rise for us.
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Childhood experiences shape the adult mind; hence, early recognition and support can prevent lifelong emotional and psychological struggles. SHAECH Editorial Desk presents acomplete guide tailored by Children of India Foundation, exploring the issues, importance, and solutionssurrounding children’s mental health – helping parents, educators, and communities understand how to nurture emotionally resilient children in today’s complex world. Children’s mental
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A little pain, a little pleasure, A little heaping up of treasure. Then no more gazing upon the sun All things must end that have begun. — John Payne Anil Kumar Sharma Life is exactly this, a journey of phases stitched together by time. From the first cry of birth to the quiet sigh of
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Books continue to matter. In a fast-moving world filled with distractions, they still offer something rare and precious, the chance to slow down, think deeply, and connect with the richness of human experience. Gowher Bhat Long before smartphones, social media, and endless digital content competed for our attention, Virginia Woolf understood something profound about books.
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A clean city is not the government’s task alone—it’s a mirror of the citizen’s intent. Dr. Fiaz Maqbool Fazili Cleanliness is more than a government responsibility—it is a personal ethic, a reflection of one’s inner values, and the foundation of a healthier, more harmonious society. In communities like ours, where Islam is the guiding faith
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India does not just need a new exam system. It needs a system that rewards honesty, protects merit, and restores faith in the future of its youth. Dr Noour Ali Zehgeer The parents of India have been so much keen to see their wards joining coaching classes after 12th results are announced. Their dreams for
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Remember, the journey to self-discipline is a marathon, not a sprint. Keep at it, and before you know it, you’ll be reaping the fruits of your labor. Discipline — the often-overlooked cornerstone of success — is more than just a buzzword. It’s a vital skill that can shape our lives, influence our choices, and even
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This a story that’s meant more for us as parents than for our little ones. A parent found himself struggling with his daughter’s discipline—no matter what he try, her behaviour seems to spiral out of control. This challenge made him pause and wonder: “Are we expecting too much? Or could it be that we are
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