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The challenges we face in the world today are complex. They cannot be solved by one discipline working in isolation. Whether we are addressing issues in health, education, technology, or society, the most powerful solutions emerge when researchers bring together...
Supporting Dr. Kennedy Obohwemu’s research on the Self-Comforting Attitude Theory (SCAT) and Self-Comforting Attitude Scale (SCAS) can be both impactful and accessible, especially for educators, mental health professionals, and researchers like yourself....
Obohwemu’s Self-Comforting Attitude Theory (SCAT) and Self-Comforting Attitude Scale (SCAS) offer rich potential for use in group therapy, especially in settings focused on emotional resilience, trauma recovery, or stress management....
Obohwemu’s Self-Comforting Attitude Theory (SCAT) and Self-Comforting Attitude Scale (SCAS) can be adapted for use with children, though the original tools were developed primarily for adolescents and adults. The framework is designed to be culturally adaptable and...
Obohwemu’s Self-Comforting and Coping Framework—which includes the Self-Comforting Attitude Theory (SCAT) and Self-Comforting Attitude Scale (SCAS)—can be powerfully applied in schools to support emotional resilience, mental health literacy, and inclusive wellbeing...
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