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mars 20, 2022Like
Outpatient Therapy: Recover at your own pace!
Are you recovering from an illness, surgery, or injury? Are you willing to live your life independently but still need support? Let me introduce you to an amazing therapy that is specially designed for people who are under-recovery and rehabilitation. Going through major surgery, illness, injury, or trauma requires a lot of physical and mental health strength. Doctors or healthcare service providers can surely uplift you with physical strength and support. But, what about your mental health? Everyone can understand calmsage
mars 20, 2022Like
Mandala Meditation Technique: The New Form Of Meditation
We all are aware of the fact that simple coloring can boost up our energy levels; indeed, coloring is a great stress reliever. Well, have you ever heard of Mandala art? Mandala art can be used as a form of art therapy to relieve stress and anxiety. Not only this, but the mandala is also beneficial for various mental health disorders. Creating a mandala for coloring a mandala art is a type of relaxing exercise that takes up our mind calmsage
mars 20, 2022Like
New report highlights our biggest worries, who’s seeking help, and how they’re accessing it
Can a relationship survive without intimacy and could you be stressed without realising it are just two of the biggest worries on our minds, according to the latest findings from Happiful A new report released today sheds light on some of the most commonly searched for worries over the past five years. Focusing on how we can make private mental health and wellbeing support more accessible, the report conducted by the Happiful family of directories, highlights how mental health and happi
mars 20, 2022Like
60 positive mental health stories from the past five years
It’s hard to see progress when you’re in the middle of it, but often, when you look back, you’ll see you’ve come a lot further than you think. When it comes to the evolution of mental health support, attitudes, and stigma, there’s still a long way to go, but that doesn’t mean we shouldn’t celebrate the positive steps already taken. Here, as Happiful reaches its milestone fifth anniversary, we’re looking back over the past five years to recognise and appreciate happi
mars 19, 2022Like
The Types Of Manipulative Behavior You Should Be Aware Of! (And How To Fight Them)
At some point in life, we’ve all been a victim of manipulation – some subtle, some not-so-subtle – but manipulation nonetheless. I mean, let’s go back to our childhood where we’ve all used “fake crying” to get what we want. That was us using one of the many manipulation tactics – no matter how harmless they were. However, as adults, the cuteness factor isn’t there. As adults, it can be plain manipulation tactics to control or influence others to get calmsage
mars 19, 2022Like
Is ‘Don’t Say Gay’ Bill A Threat To The LGBTQ Youth’s Mental Health?
The ‘Don’t Say Gay’ Bill is heavily talked about in the media, LGBTQ+ community and in the education section. The bill is affecting the parents and children the most. What do parents want for their children? How and when their children should learn about gender identities and sexual orientation? There are so many question popping about the implementation of The ‘Don’t Say Gay’ Bill. According to the state, sexual orientation and gender identity is a topic that can be discuss calmsage
mars 18, 2022Like
March Is the Most Common Time for Couples To Split — Here’s the Best Way To Do It Amicably
With Spring in the air, we see the signals pointing to the end of winter and the potential of everything blossoming again. During Spring, the adage ‘out with the old and in with the new’ becomes an embodied saying as many relationship endings take place. It seems this time of year — a month after Valentine’s Day, when the weather changes, and right before summer takes over — is a prime break-up season for lovers. However, just because it seems shek
mars 18, 2022Like
Clinically Speaking: Questions and Answers About Insomnia
Medically reviewed by Dr. Smita Patel Anyone can have trouble sleeping now and then, but if it happens a lot, you may have a sleep disorder called insomnia — and millions of Americans fall into this category. We spoke with Dr. Smita Patel, an integrative neurologist and sleep medicine physician and member of HealthyWomen’s Women’s Health Advisory Council, to find out more about the condition that keeps so many of us awake at night. What is the difference between just Healthy
mars 18, 2022Like
The Oncology Institute Of Hope And Innovation Expands Southern California Footprint
The Oncology Institute of Hope and Innovation (TOI; Cerritos, Calf.) expanded its footprint in Southern California with the opening of a clinic in Culver City, Calif. The clinic offers comprehensive medical oncology services and is part of TOI’s aim to expand access to quality and affordable oncology care for patients across the country. Additionally, TOI recently expanded its Riverside, Calif., clinic with additional exam rooms and expanded infusion space. The post The Oncology Institute Of Hope And Innovation Expands Southern healthcare
mars 18, 2022Like
Vitamins & Supplements You Should Not Take Together
You know the drill: You have a ton of vitamins to take in a day but you’re not sure exactly when (or really if) you should take them all. And, while we should always turn to food for our vitamin and mineral intake, sometimes vitamin supplementation can help us fill the gaps in our diet. So here you are with your chosen vitamins (which should be properly prescribed and/or recommended by a medical professional) and you don’t know what’s the shek
mars 18, 2022Like
Woolpert Adds New Team Member
Dayton, Ohio-based firm Woolpert has hired Darryl Henderson as a managing principal in its in Virginia Beach, Va., office. In his role, Henderson will help Woolpert support local and national clients with architecture, engineering, and geospatial design services. The post Woolpert Adds New Team Member first appeared on HCD Magazine. healthcare
mars 18, 2022Like
Mild Cognitive Impairment: Causes, Symptoms & Treatment
Mild Cognitive Impairment is a condition that looks similar to the cognitive decline experienced as a result of aging. Even Though an aging brain and Mild Cognitive Impairment may look similar they are two completely different things. Mild Cognitive Impairment is often seen accompanied by different mental health conditions. It is mostly seen as comorbid with depression. It is marked by irregularities in recollecting events, difficulty in thinking properly, brain fog, etc. In this blog we will be discussing Mild calmsage