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I am new to psychology Begin with the foundations: what mental health is, who can help, how the brain works and… Stress and burnout What stress does to the body, why rest is not laziness, and a daily routine that… Worry, anxiety and panic How anxiety works, the different anxiety conditions, and the methods that genuinely help. Sadness and low mood The difference between a hard week and depression, the signs to notice, and the paths to… Exam pressure and student life Academic stress, sleep, screens and self-worth: what students and their families need to know. Sleep, food and energy The three daily regulators of mood and the hormones behind them. Grief, loss and trauma How grief moves in waves, what trauma does, and how to support recovery. Relationships and communication Speaking so that people can listen, and listening so that people can speak. Children and teenagers How mental health looks at different ages, and what parents and teachers can do. Supporting someone you love What to say, what to avoid, when to seek help, and how to care for yourself… Someone may not be safe right now If anyone is in immediate danger, contact your local emergency services or go to the nearest… Alcohol, drugs and addiction How addiction takes hold, and the road to recovery for the person and the family. Eating and body image Eating disorders explained clearly, and how to respond with care. ADHD and neurodiversity Different brains, not broken ones: understanding ADHD and neurodiversity. Phones and social media What constant screens do to sleep, attention and mood, and healthier digital habits. Pregnancy and new parents Mental health before and after a baby arrives, for mothers and fathers. Ageing, memory and dementia Later-life wellbeing and dementia-related care at home. How the brain and hormones work The living brain, the nervous system and the chemistry of mood. Indian wisdom for the mind What the Bhagavad Gita, the Yoga Sutras, Ayurveda and the saint-poets say about the mind. Therapy, medicines and diagnosis Who does what, what therapy and medicines involve, and how conditions are assessed. Mood swings, psychosis and personality Clear, stigma-free explanations of more serious conditions. Stigma, rights and myths Why shame keeps people silent, and the facts that break the myths.

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ADHD and neurodiversity

Different brains, not broken ones: understanding ADHD and neurodiversity.

  1. Chapter 27ADHD and Neurodiversity5 min
  2. Chapter 12Child, Teen and Adult Mental Health10 min

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