June Issue 2

In this edition, we explore the many ways connection and understanding can shape our well-being. From the value of support groups and professional learning to the importance of affordable care through sliding scale consultations, accessibility remains at the forefront. You’ll also discover why certain sounds, like chewing, can spark intense reactions, and gain insight into how panic and anxiety can feel as overwhelming as facing a giant praying mantis. Finally, we highlight the journey from the Ahi Brotherhood to attachment-based mentoring, reminding us of the lasting impact of relationships and guidance.

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Why That Chewing Noise Drives You Crazy

Why That Chewing Noise Drives You Crazy

By Dalea Alawar | October 7, 2025

It’s called misophonia, which literally means “hatred of sound”! It happens when someone experiences …

Panic, Stress, and Anxiety Facing the Giant Praying Mantis

Panic, Stress, and Anxiety Facing the Giant Praying Mantis

By Yassine Tayie | October 7, 2025

We often throw around words like panic, stress, and anxiety as if they were the same. They’re not …

Understanding Autism A User Friendly Perspective

Understanding Autism: A User Friendly Perspective

By Nardus Saayman | October 7, 2025

Autism is often described as a “spectrum,” which can be somewhat misleading as it can seem …

From the Ahi Brotherhood to Attachment Based Mentoring A Legacy of Belonging

From the Ahi Brotherhood to Attachment Based Mentoring: A Legacy of Belonging

By Hacer Subasi | October 8, 2025

In today’s fast-paced world, where modern life pressures parents to maximize productivity …