SPECIAL EDITION ON COVID-19 AND MENTAL HEALTH
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Development of videos: An innovative approach<br>to parent training
Megha Rupa, Ahil, Uma Hirisave, Jayashree Ramakrishna1 – Clinical Psychologist, Victorian Counseling and Psychological Services, Victoria 3001.2 -…
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Psychosocial Problems of Adolescent Girls during Menstruation
1Former Social Worker, Bal Mandir educational trust 2Senior Technical Office, Kerala State Commission for Protection of Child Rights, Thiruvanthapuram,…
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Impact of Adolescent Health Education Programme on Mental wellbeing of adolescents
G. Balamurugan1, M. Vijayarani2 1PhD (N), MBA (HSM) Registrar (Administration), Head of Department of Mental Health Nursing, Ramaiah…
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Academic Stress among 10th Standard Students during COVID-19 Lockdown Period
Address for Correspondence: Megha S Rao, Lecturer, Department of Psychology, M.E.S College of Arts, Commerce & Science.Email address…
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Promoting Positive Mental Health during COVID-19 Lockdown
The global health crisis due to COVID-19 pandemic and associated unfamiliar public health measures such as quarantine and lockdown demands spreading of health messages to address the emotional distress of people across the globe. Social media platforms are exponentially used in this era of virtual communication for promotion of health and communication of health messages to the public. To describe the effectiveness of social media campaign to enhance positive mental health of public users during the COVID-19 lockdown period.
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Loneliness, Meaning in Life and Depressive Symptoms among First-Year Engineering Students
To assess the relationship between loneliness, meaning in life and depressive symptoms among first year engineering students. Loneliness explained a greater variance in depressive symptoms. Meaning in life was found to have a greater effect on depressive symptoms of non-depressed population than of the depressed population.
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Laying the foundation for a robust Public Mental Health with Mental Health Education
Mental illness places a huge socioeconomic burden on the community and is hence a major public health issue. One in four adults suffers from some or the other forms of mental illness in any given year. Mental Health along with physical health accrues the strong foundation for lifelong health and wellbeing.