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The Neuroscience of Loneliness
Humans are built for connection. Humans bargain on social connection not just for social development but for healthy brain development and better physical well being. Now even with it being a fact that we humans need to rely and need social connection for a lot, reports on loneliness are high . For example reports on loneliness have risen since the 2000s and have heightened even more since covid-19. Before covid 20-23 percent of adults reported being lonely and now it seems t
Sheryl Oben
Jul 318 min read


Embedding micro-habits in school routines: how communities can help young people build sustainable healthy lifestyles
Kamrul Hassan ᵃ Fyruz Education Services, Dhaka, Bangladesh * Corresponding author: Kamrul Hassan, khassan0120@gmail.com ABSTRACT Study objective: To investigate how school communities can support long-term healthy lifestyle habits among adolescents in high-stress academic environments through a theory based intervention design. Design: Narrative literature review and theory-based intervention design. Setting: Secondary school and community environments. Participants:
Kamrul Hassan
Jul 246 min read


The Neuroscience of Creativity
Over the course of decades, we have witnessed so many creative people bring things unto the world. For example Albert Einstein helped us explore the world we know today like space, time, Energy. Also Tim-burners lee we know today and more people with creative minds have shaped the world we know today. Creativity is such a big thing in humans yet we don't know how it is formed and the test for this today is based on different thinking and doesn't really explain the neural pr
Sheryl Oben
Jun 305 min read
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