After working in the psychiatric sector for about 5 and half years, I realized that mental health and mental wellness are very important if we want to lead and live a very happy life.
With a new month starting I feel a little mischevious.
The number of articles on the impact of the coronavirus on higher education is growing by the minute.
I've had the insane fortune of creating a robust, global community of passionate, highly competent, and bold Executive Assistants over the past three years.
Have you ever faced people who just dislike you and do their utmost best to destroy you? After they've "done" hating you, they'll start asking for your help and even pretend to say that they'll help you (but you already know they won't).
The idea for the Instagram Stories feature came from Snapchat.
The title to this post raises a question and my answer is simple, though not universal: yes. To understand the impact of the threat of one getting or one’s loved one’s getting the coronavirus and a variety of other activities or inactivities related to it, we need to recognize the meaning of trauma.