A terminal illness is a disease that cannot be cured and is expected to lead to death, usually within months or years. It includes advanced cancer, late-stage heart failure, ALS, kidney failure, and certain brain diseases. But the diagnosis impacts more than the patient, it changes the mental world of everyone around them. In South … Read more
In Pakistan and across South Asia, sports injuries are common, but stories of true recovery are rare and powerful. Whether it’s a school cricketer, a village kabaddi player, or a professional footballer, the journey from pain to performance is as much mental as it is physical. Every athlete who comes back after an injury has … Read more
Stress is more than just a mental burden it affects your sleep, your relationships, your digestion, and even your immune system. According to the Pakistan Mental Health Survey, over 40% of adults report frequent stress symptoms, especially related to financial pressure, academic burnout, or workplace tension. For many in South Asia, stress isn’t just emotional … Read more
Many people think learning ends after school. But the truth is, learning is a lifelong journey. It shapes our mind, strengthens our emotions, and prepares us for the challenges of life. Whether you’re a student, a parent, or a working professional, continuous learning helps you grow not just in knowledge, but also in confidence, flexibility, … Read more
Many people today feel tired all the time. They work hard, but still feel unhappy. Why? One reason is they don’t have a good balance between work and life. This is called work-life balance. It means giving time to both your job and your personal life like family, health, rest, and fun. In this article, … Read more
Many people feel pain or sickness without any clear medical reason. The tests come back normal, but the body still hurts. Why? This is where psychosomatic disorders come in. These conditions show how closely our mind and body are linked. When the mind is under stress, the body feels it too. Let’s look at what … Read more
Every day, we feel emotions some strong, some quiet, some welcome, some confusing. But here’s a fact: people who understand and manage their emotions tend to have better health, stronger relationships, and more peace inside. That’s not just talk psychologists have proven this across many studies. Yet in South Asian families, especially in Pakistan, many … Read more
In Pakistan, over 50% of students admit to avoiding opportunities because they’re afraid to fail. Whether it’s not applying for a scholarship, skipping a job interview, or staying silent in class, fear of failure quietly shapes our lives more than we realize. And in our culture where success is often praised publicly and failure is … Read more
Life doesn’t always go as planned. Whether it’s losing a job, failing a test, facing rejection, or dealing with family pressure how we respond to setbacks defines our path. That’s where resilience comes in. It’s not about avoiding pain. It’s about standing back up, stronger and smarter. For many of us in Pakistan, India, or … Read more
Every day, we talk to ourselves. Whether it’s silently in our heads or out loud in front of a mirror, self-talk is part of how we understand, judge, and motivate ourselves. In South Asian cultures like Pakistan, India, or Bangladesh, where emotional expression is often considered private or even weak, self-talk becomes our internal companion. … Read more