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50 more questions to build emotional intimacy
Set aside some time to connect, with these 50 more questions to build emotional intimacy If you enjoyed our first 50 questions to boost intimacy, you’ll love these 50 more questions. So, take some time, settle down, and work through these questions with your partner. If you never ask, you may never know… In a fire, what five items would you save? In what ways do you need me to support you with your career? How are our approaches to happi
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Kai Design Welcomes New Staff
Kai Design (St. Louis) has hired Jake Wagoner as project architect at its St. Louis office. Wagoner has 13 years of experience, with expertise in conceptual design layout, evidence-based design, sustainable building practices, and construction administration. Prior to KAI, he worked as a project architect for HOK in St. Louis where he designed renovations to Saint Francis Hospital’s central sterile processing department in Tulsa, Okla., and the conceptual design for Indiana University Health’s $2 billion campus in Indianapolis. Additionally, he healthcare
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There Are 7 Types Of Narcissists That You Need To Know About (And How To Spot Them)
Narcissists are not easy to spot, especially when they are masters at hiding themselves in plain sight. Many people even confuse narcissism with self-love too, however, narcissism is more than just talking about oneself, excessively. Narcissism is a serious personality disorder that can be described by your constant and excessive sense of self-importance. But, like all disorders, there is no one-fit-all when it comes to narcissism and types of narcissists. As challenging as it can be to leave the narcissist in calmsage
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7 money management tips for periods of bad mental health
From understanding what support you’re entitled to, to knowing your money and mood patterns, we’re sharing advice for managing your money through periods of poor mental health In a Mind survey of more than 1,000 people, 73% reported that when their mental health is poor, they struggle more to manage their money, and 74% also said that difficulty managing money then went on to affect their mental health. Financial wellbeing can be a bitter cycle, that can be hard to happi
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Track Your Mood With These 11 Best Mood Tracker Journal Apps Of 2022
We’re all prone to mood swings from time to time, aren’t we? Mood swings can leave behind a lot of feelings, including confusion. Mood journals can save you from a lot of confused and distressing feelings. But sadly, most of us don’t have the time to sit down and write our feelings in a journal daily. So to help you track your mood effectively, I’m listing in this blog the best mood tracker journal apps! Before we begin though, I’d calmsage
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Navigating Obesity and Stress Two Years Into the Covid-19 Pandemic
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Cool Sex Furniture & Accessories You Didn’t Know You Wanted
If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, SheKnows may receive an affiliate commission. There’s no limit to the places humans can have sex that go beyond a simple roll in your bed (no matter how many very fun takes on that noble tradition there are). We know you can hit the showers or fog up your car windows for a romp, but there’s some other ways to amp up your sex life shek
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8 Best stretches for lower back pain
Back pain is the worst. Since your back is central to so much of how your body moves through the world, any irritation or injury can mean a real hit to your quality of life and exercises for back pain are a necessity for looking after your overall health. And if you haven’t had a bout of back pain yet, count yourself lucky. According to the American Chiropractic Association (ACA), back pain is the single leading cause of disability worldwide. shek
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HIV Preventive Care Is Supposed to Be Free in the US. So, Why Are Some Patients Still Paying?
By Sarah Varney, Kaiser Health News Anthony Cantu, 31, counsels patients at a San Antonio health clinic about a daily pill shown to prevent HIV infection. Last summer, he started taking the medication himself, an approach called preexposure prophylaxis, better known as PrEP. The regimen requires laboratory tests every three months to ensure the powerful drug does not harm his kidneys and that he remains HIV-free. But after his insurance company, Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Texas, billed him Healthy
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Freestanding Behavioral Health Hospital On Horizon For South Carolina
Trident Medical Center (Charleston, S.C.) is planning a new 60-bed freestanding behavioral health hospital, according to an article in live5news.com. The project will include inpatient and outpatient services for pediatric, adult, and geriatric patients and is scheduled for completion in summer 2023. The post Freestanding Behavioral Health Hospital On Horizon For South Carolina first appeared on HCD Magazine. healthcare
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How Medical Technology Is Changing Health Care
Grace Fernandez’s biggest fear is dying in her sleep. It’s a fear that could easily become a reality for the 33-year-old and the approximately 1.6 million other Americans living with Type 1 diabetes. Type 1 diabetes is an autoimmune disease where the pancreas produces little or no insulin, a hormone needed to allow sugar (glucose) to enter cells to produce energy. People living with the chronic condition face many obstacles, including keeping their blood sugar stable through the night. If Healthy
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Moving In At Penn Medicine’s New Pavilion
As Penn Medicine’s new Pavilion—a $1.6 billion inpatient building on the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania’s (HUP) campus in Philadelphia—moved closer to completion, Alyson Cole, associate executive director, HUP transition and occupancy, at Penn Medicine, stepped in with her team to start planning how to operationalize the 1.5 million square-foot building. In this interview, Cole discusses transition planning during a pandemic, working with staff to modify workflows prior to the move in, and the feedback she’s received since opening healthcare