by Nathaly khoury | Nov 10, 2026 | Mental health, Nourhanne Ajaj
Behind Screen: How Cyberbullying Damages Relationships By Nourhanne Ajaj Translation | Saint Joseph University The harm caused by online harassment does not stay online. It can follow people into their friendships, relationships, and everyday lives. Social...
by Nathaly khoury | Nov 4, 2026 | Mental health, Rawane Rawda El Balah
Understanding and Expressing Our Emotions: A Key to Mental Well-Being By Rawane Rawda El Balah LD, MSc Human Nutrition | Saint Joseph University Have you ever felt overwhelmed without knowing exactly why? Or struggled to explain your feelings to someone...
by Nathaly khoury | Oct 20, 2026 | Marita Bassil, Mental health
Social Media and Self-Image By Marita Bassil Medicine – Saint Joseph University Have you ever finished scrolling through social media and felt that your life was not as exciting, successful, or beautiful as everyone else’s? Perhaps you saw someone...
by Nathaly khoury | Jun 29, 2026 | Christie Choueiri, Mental health
Food addiction during the FIFA World Cup season: What do young adults need to know and how to manage it? By Christie Choueiri LD, MSc Human Nutrition | Saint Joseph University The FIFA World Cup season is often associated with excitement, social gatherings,...
by Nathaly khoury | Jun 22, 2026 | Hala Dalloul, Mental health
When Survival Feels Heavy By Hala Dalloul Psychology | Saint Joseph University The Paradox of Survival In times of crisis, war, natural disaster, or collective loss, survival is not always experienced as relief. For many, it carries a heavy psychological...
