Category: ethnic minorities
Superstitions, Occult Beliefs and Mental Health: Historical Perspectives, Cultural Dynamics, and Contemporary Implications
Abstract Superstitious and occult beliefs have long served as frameworks through which societies interpret misfortune, illness, and psychological disturbance. From pre-modern notions of possession and…
Am I Mentally Ill or Just a Generation X?
A Reflection on Cultural Upbringing, Trauma, and Mental Health Narratives Introduction In recent years, conversations about mental health have become increasingly visible in mainstream culture….
Mental Health and the Gods: How Ancient Deities Mirror Modern Diagnoses
Intro: What if the gods of Greek and Roman mythology weren’t just distant divine figures—but archetypes of our deepest psychological struggles? From the chaos of…
The Gods and Mental Health: A Psychological and Mythological Exploration
The divine figures of ancient mythology often embody extreme and volatile behaviors. In the modern era, psychologists and scholars have examined these mythologies through the…
Black History Month & Mental Health
Black History Month offers an opportunity to celebrate the contributions of many individuals, especially at a time when systemic disparities disproportionately affect Black communities.




