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Family, Parenting May 22, 2018 May 22, 2018

10 Steps to Reduce Your Child’s Screen-time in Ramadan and Still Enjoy It

by Anisa Ismail (@kidzunpluggedAE)

  Kids nowadays are more connected to their screens than ever before. It can be easy to just allow them more screen-time in Ramadan to…

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Social Media, Society May 21, 2018 May 16, 2018

Do We Still Exist If We Are Not Online?

by Bahar Al Awadhi (@bahargpedram)

  A look at what life could mean if we are not active on social media. In today’s world where social media has gained such…

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Mental Health May 9, 2018 May 8, 2018

Dubai Makes Mental Health More Visible Through Establishing A Mental Health Strategy

by Alia Galadari (@Galadari)

  With the launch of Dubai’s Mental Health Strategy, we unpack it’s announced pillars and explore their meanings. Dubai is finally boosting its mental health…

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Books, Film & TV, Mental Health May 7, 2018 October 10, 2020

What Harry Potter Had to Tell Us About Mental Health

by Abdelaziz M. Almulla (@AzizMAlmulla)

To the naked eye, the Harry Potter books and movies series were about magic, but to those who look more closely, they can learn so much…

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Mental Health, Student Life, Youth May 3, 2018 October 10, 2020

5 Measures Universities Can Take to Better Manage their Students’ Mental Health

by Iman Ben Chaibah (@ImanBenChaibah)

What are the policy changes or new programs universities can launch to improve the status of their students’ mental health? With all the awareness on mental…

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Mental Health May 1, 2018 October 10, 2020

The Unending Quest to Decode Mental Health

by Alia Galadari (@Galadari)

How did science and medicine change across time in how they perceived mental health?  Is it ‘Mental Health’ or ‘Psychiatry’ and how come it is…

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Mental Health April 29, 2018 October 10, 2020

My Life Struggle Story with My OCD Diagnosis

by Maisoon Basry (@BasryMaisoon)

Maisoon Basry, an OCD Survivor, shares with us her story on how OCD controlled her life from a young age in different forms and shapes,…

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Mental Health April 26, 2018 October 10, 2020

The Vicious Cycle of Mental Health

by Abdullah Malek (@AbdullahMalekk)

When one mental health problem starts, it often triggers other mental health problems to start as well. How can we understand this better, and how…

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Mental Health April 24, 2018 October 10, 2020

An Insider Story of Mental Health First Aid

by Alia Galadari (@Galadari)

The evolution of Mental Health First Aid and how it can help in improving the perspectives on mental health problems and stepping in to help…

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Mental Health, Society April 22, 2018 October 10, 2020

Is Our Fear Of Stigma Worth Ignoring The Mental Health Of Our Loved Ones?

by Sarah Alkaabi (@sarahkay_s)

“Mental illness is nothing to be ashamed of, but stigma and bias shame us all” – so what are the stigmas and biases that create…

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Mental Health, Press Release April 19, 2018 December 16, 2020

Dubai Health Authority launches Mental Health Strategy for the Emirate (@DHA_Dubai)

by Guest Writer

  Dubai Health Authority (DHA) has launched the Mental Health Strategy for the emirate. The strategy known as Happy Lives… Healthy Community is Dubai’s first…

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Mental Health, Student Life, Youth April 19, 2018 October 10, 2020

Don’t Feel Guilty for Your Education

by Omar Al Owais (@omsalowais)

How can guilt elevate one’s level of academic anxiety and what are some of the solutions to combat it. A thought which I have pondered on recently…

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Mental Health, Youth April 17, 2018 October 10, 2020

Mental Health: A Gendered Perspective

by Alia Al Hazami (@AliaAlHazami)

Does the society discriminate against men when it comes to mental health problems? How can we build a better generation of men that are empowered…

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Mental Health April 15, 2018 October 10, 2020

Can Students’ Stress Cross Into The Realm Of Mental Illness?

by Hessa AlEassa (@Hessa_AlEassa)

Many students do not recognize the difference between being stressed and having a Mental Illness. Know the difference through this article and take the necessary…

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Mental Health, Student Life, Youth April 12, 2018 October 10, 2020

Academic Anxiety Is Likely Why You’re Not Doing So Well In Your Studies

by Omar Al Owais (@omsalowais)

What is academic anxiety? And how can we recognize it and begin to overcome it? Take a moment to think about how many times you’ve been…

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Mental Health, Student Life, Youth April 10, 2018 October 10, 2020

How Often Do Parents Assume Their Teenagers’ Mental Health Problems Are Just A Peer Pressure Phase

by Alia Al Hazami (@AliaAlHazami)

Exploring how mental health problems in teenagers can be triggered by peer pressure and the need to fit in within the crowds, and how can…

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Mental Health, Student Life, Youth April 8, 2018 October 10, 2020

The Top 3 Mental Health Problems Among University Students

by Iman Ben Chaibah (@ImanBenChaibah)

Research has shown that the top 3 mental health problems suffered by university students are depression, anxiety disorders, and eating disorders. But what do those…

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Family, Mental Health April 5, 2018 October 10, 2020

Do People Hide Their Mental Illnesses To Get Married?

by Sail Posts

Co-authored by: Alia Al Hazami and Omar Al Owais Do people hide their mental illness to improve their marriage prospects? Do they deny it even to…

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Mental Health, Student Life, Youth April 3, 2018 October 10, 2020

5 Ways University Students Can Get Help for Mental Health Problems

by Sail Posts

Co-authored by: Alia Al Hazami, Iman Ben Chaibah, and Omar Al Owais Where can you get help from when facing mental health problems? And are…

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Mental Health, Student Life, Youth April 1, 2018 October 10, 2020

How Bad is the Mental Health State of the University Students? And Why Did It Get This Bad?

by Iman Ben Chaibah (@ImanBenChaibah)

Exploring the current indicators that prove the presence of mental health problems among the university students in UAE, and researching into the potential triggers. Walking…

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