Vol. 10 No. 1 (2022)

Articles

• INFANT BONDS, SELF-CARE RESILIENCE: THE EMOTIONAL ODYSSEY IN KOREAN WOMEN AT RISK FOR POSTPARTUM DEPRESSION

  Dr. Ji-Yeon Park Kim, Dr. Elizabeth Marie Rodriguez , Jonathan David Thompson

  In South Korea, traditional postpartum care and support are provided by the mother or mother-in-law for at least three weeks following childbirth, aiding the new mother in her physical and psychological recovery and infant care (Song, Chang, & Kim, 2008). This early postpartum period

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• MINDFUL PRACTICES, RESILIENT MINDS: THE IMPACT OF SELF-COMPASSION AND SELF-AFFIRMATION ON MENTAL HEALTH FOR NURSING STUDENTS

  Hiroshi Kazuki Nakamura

  In Japan, despite the full university enrollment era, there has been a significant increase in the number of universities and nursing schools. This expansion aligns with the rising demand for nurses, amplified by factors like the impact of new coronavirus infections. As of recent records,

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