Imagine [applause] your life was like a ball of wool, soft, colorful, and full of potential, just waiting to be woven into something beautiful. And that's the dream that we have when we imagine having a future family. But what if buried deep inside there's a knot? One that you didn't put there, one that gets formed through early childhood traumas. Sometimes those traumas are things that we would rather forget. But they don't really disappear, do they? They lie hidden and the wool, if you think about it, sta ...

Tonight, we're learning more about the mental state of Nick Reiner, now charged with two counts of first-degree murder for the killings of his parents, Hollywood actor and director Rob Reiner and his wife Michelle. A judge in Riner's case signed a sealed medical order on Friday. According to three sources with direct knowledge of the case, the 32-year-old was being treated for a serious psychiatric disorder at the time of the crime.The sources tell NBC News Reiner had been diagnosed some years ago with schi ...

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Main Argument - The current school system unintentionally fosters student burnout due to its design prioritizing efficiency over student well-being [3][4] - Schools need to evolve to create a balance between challenging students and caring for their mental health [8] - Both schools and students have a responsibility to address burnout; schools should promote growth and flexibility, while students should value their limits and rest [8][12] Problems Identified - The educational system's rigid structure, harsh grading systems, and lack of flexibility contribute to student stress and burnout [4][6] - Pressure-based education leads students to prioritize survival over understanding, diminishing curiosity and intrinsic motivation [7] - Students often glorify busyness, neglecting the importance of rest and self-care [12] Proposed Solutions - Schools should transform their environment to celebrate growth and adapt to individual student needs by offering flexibility in deadlines, subjects, and mental health days [8][9][11] - Teachers should show empathy and understanding towards students' struggles, rather than resorting to lectures and criticism [11] - Schools should remind students that education is meant to shape them, not drain them, emphasizing the importance of rest and balance [14][16]

Please raise your hand if you remember where you were when two planes crashed into the World Trade Center on September 11th, 2001. About probably 90% of you, you may lower your hands. Thank you.You may notice that I did not raise my hand. And no, not because I'm up here speaking, but because I was still in diapers. Yet, that event, which created so much loss and changed the fabric of our society forever, also marks the first major tragedy of my lifetime.Now, please raise your hand if you remember where you ...

It feels very different. I mean uh you all can see me but I can't see most of you. Does that feel different to you as well.No. Okay. I'm Rishma Krishna.I'm a clinical psychologist and a psychotherapist a proud alumni of this institution. Right. Uh yeah.So let me ask you a few questions. So we are talking our our topic is misfits. Right.So who gets to decide who is normal, who is abnormal. Like what makes a person fit, unfit, misfit. Have you ever thought of it.Like we sometimes use these words, right. This ...

Hello everyone. My name is Buster Belar and today I'm here to talk to you about resilience. A phrase you've probably been told a thousand times over.And in these a thousand times, you've probably been told to be resilient, but you've not necessarily been given any advice or ideas on how to be resilient. In this talk, I'd like to do just that, giving you my own experiences and the experiences of others on what it means to be resilient to me. I decided to do this talk for two main reasons.The first being I've ...

Main Argument - The core message revolves around the impact of social media on mental health and self-perception, particularly for younger generations [9][10][11][12] - The speech emphasizes the importance of bridging the gap between online interactions and real-life human connections to foster emotional well-being [11][13][15][16] Social Media Impact - Social media rewards visibility but punishes authenticity, creating a disconnect between online persona and genuine emotions [10] - Negative online comments can have a significant impact on self-esteem and mental health [8] - The constant exposure to curated content on social media can lead to feelings of inadequacy and comparison [14] Coping Mechanisms - Taking a pause to reflect on one's feelings and emotions is crucial for navigating the challenges of social media [13] - Engaging in real-life conversations with friends and family can provide emotional support and perspective [15][16] - Recognizing that social media is often a facade and not a true reflection of reality is essential for maintaining a healthy self-image [12] Personal Experience - The speaker shares her personal experience of struggling with social media and the impact it had on her self-worth [5][6][7][8] - She highlights the importance of self-awareness and self-acceptance in overcoming the negative effects of social media [13][14][15] - The speaker's journey from seeking validation online to finding it within herself and her real-life relationships serves as an example for the audience [7][15][16]

Tonight, three senior law enforcement officials tell NBC News they've detained 24year-old Benjamin Ericson in connection with the mass shooting at Brown University that killed two and wounded at least nine. The officials adding they're looking into what may be an extensive mental health history and a possible connection to the university. >> How confident are you that you have the suspect.>> Oh, I'm pretty confident. >> The culmination of a 12-hour manhunt involving more than 400 law enforcement. Today, FBI ...

When I was little, I was often told how mature I was. Adults praised me for being calm, thoughtful, and wise beyond my years. At school, my friends were full of energy, running across the playground, yelling over at each other in games, laughing loudly until the teachers had to remind them to use their inside voices. And there I was, sitting quietly on the swings during recess, gently kicking the wood chips beneath my shoes. I wasn't sad. I wasn't shy. I was just observing. But even then, I started to notic ...