Tag: NGO for mental health

  • Caregiver Stress and Its Psychological Impact on Seniors

    Caregiver Stress and Its Psychological Impact on Seniors

    Caregiver Stress and Its Psychological Impact on Seniors Caregiving is often portrayed as an act of selfless devotion, a duty born out of love and familial responsibility. However, beneath the surface of this noble task lies a complex psychological reality that can deeply affect the mental health of both the provider and the recipient. In…

  • Behavioural Changes in Older Adults: A Psychological Perspective

    Behavioural Changes in Older Adults: A Psychological Perspective

    As we navigate the later stages of life, how we interact with the world around us often undergo significant shifts. For many families, observing a sudden change in a parent’s or grandparent’s temperament can be confusing and distressing. Behavioural changes in older adults are rarely random; from a psychological perspective, they are often a complex…

  • Behaviour vs Communication: Understanding What a Child Is Trying to Express

    Behaviour vs Communication: Understanding What a Child Is Trying to Express

    Children do not always have the words to explain what they feel, need, or experience. Instead, they communicate through their behaviour. What may look like defiance, withdrawal, or disruption is often a message waiting to be understood. Recognising the difference between behaviour and communication is essential for supporting children’s emotional development, mental health, and long-term…

  • How Sleep, Diet, and Screen Time Impact Children Behaviour

    How Sleep, Diet, and Screen Time Impact Children Behaviour

    Children behaviour is often viewed through the lens of discipline, temperament, or parenting style. However, three foundational lifestyle factors—sleep, diet, and screen time—play a powerful and often underestimated role in shaping children’s emotional, cognitive, and behavioural well-being. This perspective is increasingly emphasized by professionals working in child care and community-based support systems. When these basic…

  • Supporting Siblings of Children with Autism: What Parents Need to Know

    Supporting Siblings of Children with Autism: What Parents Need to Know

    When a child is diagnosed with autism, the entire family is impacted—not just the parents, but siblings as well. Brothers and sisters of children with autism often grow up in environments that demand empathy, adaptability, and emotional resilience from a very young age. While much of the attention understandably centres on the child with autism,…