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SILENCE SPEAKS LOUDER...

See if you want to become someone's entertainment for times when they are bored or you'd rather be with someone who would actually put aside everything because listening to you feels important to them.

His Silence, My Becoming: A Daughter’s Journey Through Grief and Growth

This isn’t just a story about losing someone. It’s a story of losing your first love, your first protector, your biggest strength your father. It’s a story about mental health, about the silence grief brings, and how that silence raised me.

Healing While Still Living at Home: The Double Life of South Asian Students

If you were raised in a home where mental health wasn’t discussed, you're not alone. You're not damaged. And you're certainly not being "dramatic”. We need to break this cycle of mental health taboo. It ends with us…

From Silence to Support: My Journey in Making Mental Health Visible on Campus

Mental health is not just a subject I study. It’s something I want to live, support, and normalise in every space I walk into. I hope this blog encourages you — whether you're a psychology student or just someone who cares — to start showing up, even in small ways

From Special Needs to Psychology Honors: My Dyslexic Journey

The challenges of dyslexia marked my early years. While I overcame it quickly, the impact on my school life was significant. I hope my story encourages others to embrace their abilities and pursue their dreams.

Friendship Breakups: The Grief No One Talks About

I should’ve said sorry when I had the chance. I didn’t want to lose someone who felt like home.

My Brain: An Overprotective Mom With A Psychology Degree

When your brain starts acting like an overprotective mom, is it love — or sabotage? A personal dive into psychology and survival.

Breathing Through the Storm: A Student's Guide to Stress Management

Stress is quite normal, isn’t it? We all experience it from time to time in our daily routine. But, it is always different for different people and there can be a very thin line between normal stress and too much stress.

Manifestation: The Art of Turning Dreams into Reality

Discover how manifestation can transform your life by using the power of thoughts, beliefs, and actions to turn your dreams into reality

In Transit: Mapping the Self Between Conformity and Freedom

The journey of mapping the self is never straight. Seated between worlds, I understand that every moment of unease, every disagreement, and every small act of defiance is part of creating a home inside myself -a space in which freedom, authenticity, and peace exist.

Touching Souls, Yet Drifting Apart

Social media was indeed one of the best inventions for us. It helped us grow together as a community, socially. It allowed us to choose our social circles. But individually, did we ever really change?

Tired Isn't a Badge of Honour: Rethinking Burnout Culture in College

If you’re reading this feeling constantly exhausted and overwhelmed, remember to pause. You don’t have to prove you deserve rest. You deserve it simply because you are human.

“Stressed and Sleepless”: Should Health Take a Backseat During Exams?

Did it ever strike your mind that if you fell ill during a final exam, how would you study and revise and double revise? Well, I have.

“I Don’t Belong Here”: Dealing with Imposter Syndrome as a Psychology Student

Have you ever looked around a classroom and thought, “everyone else belongs here except me”? I have. Many times.

Attention, Life is too Short!!

I am not asking you to hurry up, I am just telling life is short, so live it to the fullest, without regrets!

Minds x Machines: Embracing AI in Psychology

AI isn’t here to replace therapists - it’s here to back them up. Here’s how tech and psychology are ...

The Art of Belonging: My Story

If you've ever felt like expressing your creativity, I encourage you to make a move. Find your ...

The Complexities of Life..

They make me feel like my emotions matter. Isn’t that better?

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