Blog Education Resilience and coping 
Mad in America
DECEMBER 31, 2024
During 2024, we published 155 blogs , 244 reviews of scientific findings , 43 personal stories and 41 MIA reports , of which 22 were podcast interviews. Here we highlight the top ten of Mad in Americas most-read blogs and personal stories of 2024. You can become a MIA Supporter for $5 per month or $20 annually.
Mad in America
APRIL 2, 2024
However, despite its vast potential, semiotics has yet to be widely incorporated into social work practice and education. This blog post seeks to illuminate semiotics’ untapped power in social work and advocate for its integration as a novel approach to fostering more nuanced, empathetic, and compelling client relationships.
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Mad in America
NOVEMBER 27, 2024
Originally intended to highlight risk factors, ACE scores are now used by clinicians to diagnose individuals, despite overlooking resilience and individual variations in response to adversity. Jonathan Haidt has described the current generation as fragile due to being overprotected and less resilient.
Dr. Sagnik Mukherjee Blog
NOVEMBER 17, 2024
Exploring the Stress Levels of Online Education for Children Have you ever looked at your child during an online class and wondered if theyre truly okay? The reality is, that while online education has opened doors to new possibilities, it has also introduced pressures and unique challenges.
Center for Integrative Psychiatry
MARCH 2, 2025
In 2025, as mental health awareness continues to grow, counseling is playing a more prominent role in education. This blog explores the top 10 benefits of counseling for students, highlighting how it enhances mental well-being, academic success, and overall personal growth. Why is mental health important for college students?
Mad in America
MARCH 2, 2024
Thanks to a variety of therapies and social factors, I had managed to develop a positive self-image and resilience that made life truly worth living again. But I was so disrupted by the withdrawal symptoms that I could not cope with visiting the vet and I became terribly overwrought. Over the years, the diagnoses all fell away.
Mad in America
NOVEMBER 9, 2023
I kept pushing, and frankly, trying to educate a bit, too. I pushed and tried to educate again. Jen: “In order to more safely cope with what is going on in a way that does not cause you harm.” Gretchen wasn’t amused. Me: “We can talk whether or not I stop can’t we?” What a terrible and downright dangerous idea.
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