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Mental Health Association for Chinese Communities 美國華裔精神健康聯盟
As a parent, I’ve learned that it can be unbelievably difficult to recognize that your child is suffering from an illness of any kind, least of all a mental illness.
Recently, I have been reflecting on a concept I like to call “the laziness myth.” This myth, as explained by social psychologist Devon Price, is born from a workaholic culture and capitalistic ideals. It tells us that our value is derived from productivity and that we are never working “hard enough.”
MHACC 雙語部落格 Bilingual Blog
MHACC 雙語部落格 Bilingual Blog
MHACC 雙語部落格 Bilingual Blog
MHACC 雙語部落格 Bilingual Blog
Harvard Health Blog explores the profound impact that nutrition has on your brain’s structure, function, and mood.
In their latest report, Beyond the Surface, The Asian American Foundation (TAAF) dives into the unique challenges and stressors faced by young AANHPIs aged 14–25.
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Sudden, unexpected mental illness taught me the importance of sleep in the harshest way possible.
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