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Review Article

Summarizing the New Insight of Grit – and Ways to Support It Through Positive Music Education

Katri Olander* and Suvi Saarikallo

Opinion Article

Evaluating the Effectiveness of Group Therapy Approaches in Substance Use Treatment

Edward Wang

Commentary

Childhood Adversity and its Role in Adult Mental Health Disorders

Diogo Silva

Commentary

Evaluating the Effectiveness of Teletherapy for Mental Health during the COVID-19 Pandemic

Sofia Moudatsou

Perspective

The Role of Social Support and Academic Stress in Suicide Risk among Students

Zhicheng Gaoshan

Perspective

Psychedelic-Assisted Therapy for Overcoming Treatment-Resistant Depression

Jolanta Gonzales

Commentary

The Long-Term Impact of Social Media on Adolescent Anxiety and Depression

Carolina Medrano

Opinion

Gender and Mental Health Differential Impact of Trauma on Men and Women

Artem Rodman

Short Communication

The Role of Gut Microbiota in Modulating Stress Responses and Mental Health

Sabine Ehrenberg

Perspective

Neurobiological Insights into Depression from a Functional MRI Perspective

Foteini Kelekis

Editorial

Educational Intervention for Increasing Teachers’ ADHD Knowledge

Benjamin Ambrosio*

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