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Why We Are So Lonely in the Most Connected Era Ever?
Imagine this: we’re living in the most connected time in human history, always
online, constantly pinged, scrolling past hundreds of faces daily. Yet, so many of us feel
deeply alone. In May 2023, U.S. Surgeon General Dr. Vivek Murthy dropped a truth.
bomb that shook the country: America is in the middle of a loneliness epidemic. Not a
metaphor—an actual public health crisis. He said chronic loneliness is as bad for your health
as smoking 15 cigarettes a day. Yep, 15. Ev
Mitee Kanekar
Jun 174 min read


The Popcorn Brain Epidemic: How Social Media is Hijacking Our Minds
Do you ever catch yourself scrolling endlessly on social media, only to realize hours have slipped by? This is a common effect of what experts call Popcorn Brain—a state where constant digital stimulation trains our minds to crave quick, dopamine-filled bursts of information, making it harder to focus on slower, more meaningful activities like reading, studying, or having deep conversations. Social media platforms are designed to keep us hooked, using algorithms and notificat
Deepanshi
May 263 min read


Mental Health Matters: Recognizing the Signs of Distress and Finding Your Path to Support
In today's world, mental health is a vital topic. Though physical health tends to be the focus, mental health is no less crucial.

Pratik Dhote
Apr 34 min read


Exam Fear!
Here's How to Stay Cool and Ace It Like a Pro! Do you get anxious and stressed before exams? Many students do, so you're not alone in...
Dibyangana Paul
Feb 252 min read


Screen-free time and Wellness
Too much screen time can lead to health issues like poor sleep, stress, and reduced focus. Balancing digital life with physical activity imp

Pratik Dhote
Feb 142 min read


Normalizing Asking for Emotional Help: Building Strong Support Systems for Students
Seeking emotional help is strength, not weakness. My Safe School empowers students with support, breaking stigma and fostering well-being.

Aujasvi Singh
Feb 64 min read


Bouncing Back: A High Schooler's Guide to Building Resilience
Resilience is bouncing back from challenges; learning to ride a bike—fall, get up, keep going. It’s a skill anyone can build with practice.

Ankita Singh
Feb 34 min read


Are There Best Practices for Implementing Anonymous Reporting?
Anonymous reporting systems are vital for Schools to address issues like bullying, suicide risk, and mass violence. Implementing them...
sonia3897
Sep 15, 20243 min read


What Resources Are Available for Student Mental Health?
Navigating the challenges of student life can be stressful, and taking care of mental health is crucial. Thankfully, there are many...
sonia3897
Sep 12, 20244 min read

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