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By Cheryl Hall June 23, 2026 For many professionals in the healthcare sector, the feeling of being overlooked by the broader clinical team is a recurring, if frustrating, experience. As an occupational therapist (OT), I have certainly felt this sentiment firsthand, finding myself navigating a landscape where the specific value of my discipline is sometimes…
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In the rapidly evolving field of pediatric speech-language pathology, the challenge of fostering genuine social connection has long been a focal point for educators, therapists, and families alike. A new initiative from Speech and Language Kids (SLK) seeks to address this by introducing a series of comprehensive, evidence-based curriculums designed to provide a structured pathway…
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Every romantic partnership inevitably traverses periods of turbulence. The highs of connection are frequently punctuated by the lows of disagreement, and for many couples, these moments of friction can feel overwhelming, leading to a downward spiral of negativity that is difficult to arrest. While the complexities of long-term intimacy often require deep introspection and perhaps…
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In a significant move to fortify the resilience of Lebanon’s fragile healthcare system, the World Health Organization (WHO) and the European Investment Bank (EIB Global) have officially entered into a strategic partnership aimed at long-term medical stability. On 6 March 2025, during the prestigious EIB Group Forum held in Luxembourg, WHO Director-General Dr. Tedros Adhanom…
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At the Monroe Carell Jr. Children’s Hospital in Nashville, the newest and perhaps most revolutionary piece of mobility equipment is a custom-built, 3D-printed wheelchair. Crafted layer by layer by a hospital gaming and technology specialist, the device represents an unexpected breakthrough born from a professional who initially set out to design toys and entertainment rather…
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In classrooms, therapy clinics, and family living rooms, adults are increasingly turning to a social-emotional learning framework known as the "Size of the Problem" to help children make sense of everyday challenges. Developed as a practical tool for strengthening executive functioning and self-regulation, the approach teaches children how to categorize the scale of an obstacle…
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Underneath the surface of internalised ableism, a quiet truth persists: no one truly wants to be seen and heard by the masses. Instead, people prefer to be understood and loved deeply by a few, while naturally harbouring the desire to love and help others. According to cultural commentators and neurodivergent advocates, this fundamental yearning is…
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Wisdom has a way of intercepting us when we least expect it. For one clinical psychologist practicing in Cambridge, Massachusetts, a moment of profound reflection began on a busy urban thoroughfare, mere feet from a park bench temporarily requisitioned as a home by a local homeless man. Scrawled across a piece of cardboard was a…
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GENEVA — Marking its 77th anniversary on April 7, 2025, the World Health Organization (WHO), alongside Member States, international partners, and civil society organizations, launched an unprecedented wave of global advocacy for World Health Day. Dedicated this year to the theme "Healthier beginnings, hopeful futures," the worldwide mobilization brought together more than 100 WHO country…
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A grueling leg day at the gym is often viewed as a test of sheer willpower, requiring intense physical output and mental fortitude. However, according to a recent study published in Frontiers in Physiology, the key to unlocking extra repetitions may not lie in a new supplement or an expensive piece of equipment, but in…
