Dr. Malik notes that a child's early environment plays a crucial role in regulating emotions, building trust, and forming relationships later in life. He often encounters children with behavioral or emotional issues in clinical practice, which he attributes to their mothers' untreated mental health struggles during the child's early years. Specifically, he mentions postpartum depression and emotional neglect as common causes of these issues, highlighting that maternal mental health challenges affect all income groups but manifest differently.
https://www.geo.tv/latest/604025-caring-for-the-caregiver-mental-health-in-mothersPrince Harry expressed frustration with his family, particularly his family's influence on his security, which has affected his nuclear family. Royal commentator Afua Atakpo stated that while Prince Harry made some valid points in his interview, he didn't convey them effectively.
https://www.thenews.com.pk/latest/1310508-prince-harrys-feud-with-royals-security-case-take-toll-on-his-healthPrince Harry's interview has sparked concerns among royal family experts, who have described his mental health as "very disturbing". The Duke's candid discussion about his struggles with mental health and his decision to step back from royal duties has raised eyebrows among experts. Royal biographer Andrew Morton has questioned the timing of Prince Harry's interview, while others have expressed surprise at his openness about his personal life. The interview has also reignited debates about the role of the royal family in addressing mental health issues.
https://www.livemint.com/news/world/prince-harry-s-interview-royal-family-experts-question-duke-s-mental-health-find-it-very-disturbing-11746955364058.htmlA recent government study in Japan has found that nearly four decades of its population are experiencing loneliness, with 39% of people feeling isolated. The study's findings were published in Mainichi Japan on May 11, 2025. The stark contrast is highlighted by a photo taken just two months prior, showing an individual lost in thought while staring at their smartphone on the streets of Tokyo.
https://mainichi.jp/english/articles/20250511/p2g/00m/0li/022000cCandice and David Warner, parents of three daughters Ivy, Indi, and Isla, have spoken out about the impact of recent laws aimed at protecting under-16s from social media platforms like Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok on their mental health. Despite these new rules, the family will continue to use a joint Instagram account, with Candice stating she doesn't let opinions from others dictate her views on their personal life.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/othersports/article-14699409/Candice-Warner-reveals-truth-marriage-cricket-star-husband-David-Warner-relationship-strong.htmlWendy Williams has refused to undergo medical tests, including an MRI brain scan and neuropsychological assessment, as part of her efforts to secure freedom from her three-year conservatorship. Her mother, Sabrina Morrissey, had scheduled the tests but Wendy is resisting them. The #FreeWendy movement has gained momentum, with supporters rallying outside Coterie, where Wendy lives in an assisted living facility in Los Angeles.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-14699313/Wendy-Williams-cryptic-Mothers-Day-message-horrific-situation-guardianship.htmlNew mothers may struggle with postpartum depression, which can be exacerbated by returning to work, according to Carol Ong. This condition can affect working mothers, making it challenging for them to cope with the emotional and physical changes that come with motherhood.
https://www.asiaone.com/lifestyle/not-just-blues-coping-postpartum-depression-working-mumMedia personality Bindi shared personal struggles with grief, chronic illness, and women's health in a rare interview on the A Life of Greatness podcast. She revealed she battled severe, undiagnosed health issues for over a decade, keeping them private from the public eye, except to her husband Chandler Powell, mother Terri, and younger brother Robert.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-14700445/Bindi-Irwin-rushed-hospital-medical-emergency.htmlA former SpaceX employee, Douglas Altshuler, has filed a federal discrimination lawsuit against the company alleging he was fired for using the restroom too often due to his medical condition, Crohn's disease. Altshuler claims that supervisors at SpaceX's Redmond, Washington facility timed each of his restroom breaks and reprimanded him if he exceeded 10 minutes, despite his condition requiring him to use the restroom every 35-45 minutes during an eight-hour shift. The lawsuit alleges that SpaceX discriminated against Altshuler, failed to accommodate his medical condition, and created an unsafe work environment, resulting in mental anguish, humiliation, pain, and suffering.
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