The traditional office setup has undergone a remarkable transformation. With the rise of remote work, employees have adapted to a new work environment where the lines between professional and personal lives are blurred. In this episode, you will explore how to stay
Bullying is a serious issue that affects numerous individuals, particularly children. Both the bully and the victim could suffer from the negative impacts of bullying. Hence, it is essential to comprehend the variables that lead to the development of bullying behavior and
Mental health has become an essential aspect of overall human well-being and plays a crucial role in determining people’s quality of life. According to WHO’s (2022) global review report on mental health, nearly a billion people, including 14% of the world’s adolescents,
This episode provides a unique outlook on parenting, shifting the focus to how a child perceives his parents and copes with the different challenges and experiences that take place during childhood. Join Dina Sargeant and Lu Ngo as they discuss the importance
Generational gaps within multigenerational families can create a complex dynamic that can lead to misunderstandings and conflicts. However, it can also provide opportunities for growth and learning. A generational gap in families refers to a situation where the older and younger generations
Open-mindedness is considered the quality of being willing and able to consider alternative perspectives that are different or new to your own and to revise and even reject your own previously held beliefs in light of new evidence. According to Peterson and
Sibling relationships are considered one of the longest-lasting relationships in your life. They are formed since childhood, even before one sibling becomes aware of the other, and last well into adulthood and old age. Research suggests that the importance of sibling relationships
The transition to parenthood and being a parent will include both pleasure and satisfaction, as well as hardship and pressure. As their children grow and reach new developmental milestones, parents will experience new obstacles and stressors. Some parents can effectively tackle the
At one point in their life, people compare themselves to things like wealth, success, and looks with others, especially with family, friends, and public figures. This phenomenon, also known as social comparison, is explained by Leon Festinger (1954) as “a human tendency
Parents serve as the first teachers and role models for children. Children learn how to communicate by watching their parents. So if you communicate openly with your child, chances are that your child will, too. Meet Stefanie Lui Tencis Stefanie Lui Tencis,
