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février 25, 2022Like
How to Be Angry in a Productive Way
Anger has a bad reputation — especially for women. The first sign of aggravation on our faces, and we’re immediately told to “calm down,” reminded to “relax” and instructed to smile. We’re raised to be kind and polite and not ruffle any feathers so as not to disrupt the status quo or upset anyone. Except it’s all total bullsh-it and anger needs to be felt. Not only are all women entitled to our anger, but by embracing it, we have shek
février 25, 2022Like
6 Subtle Signs You May Want to Talk to Your Doctor about Your Postpartum Mental Health
No matter how your baby comes into this world, giving birth is a life, mind, and body-changing experience. Even with nine months to get ready, the act of giving birth is hard to truly wrap our minds around. Once the baby is delivered, a new mother’s hormones can cause her to experience the “baby blues,” making her feel stressed, sad, anxious, lonely, tired, or weepy. But some women, up to 1 in 7, can experience a much more serious mood shek
février 25, 2022Like
Mayo Clinic Announces Two Projects In The Works
Mayo Clinic Health System (Rochester, Minn.) is building a new replacement hospital in La Crosse, Wis., according to an article in weau.com. The 70-bed facility will include six floors, including a surgical and procedural floor; 30 percent larger patient rooms; cardiac catheterization labs and interventional radiology; endoscopy suites; intensive care unit; and a new family birth center. The healthcare organization is also expanding its Mankato, Minn., hospital with a three-floor vertical expansion atop the emergency room, a cancer center, and healthcare
février 25, 2022Like
Winner Slideshow: 2021 Nightingale Awards
View the slideshow above to check out the Gold, Silver, and Innovation winners of the 2021 Nightingale Awards, which recognize contributions to the healthcare built environment through product design and innovation. For more coverage of the awards presented at the 2021 Healthcare Design Expo & Conference in Cleveland, see the following: HCD Expo: 2021 Nightingale Winners Announced Fresh Take The post Winner Slideshow: 2021 Nightingale Awards first appeared on HCD Magazine. healthcare
février 25, 2022Like
“I Hate My Family! How to Deal With Such Hard Emotions
In everyone’s life, there happens to be a situation wherein we begin to hate our family or lose our bond with them. I have heard “I hate my family” from multiple people and the fact is that they are not happy with the hatred, they wish to resolve it. A close connection like a family cannot be found or established again. However, due to some situations, people start hating their families. If you’re also here to find reasons for “Why calmsage
février 25, 2022Like
Helping Someone With PTSD? Here’s What Not To Do Or Say To Someone With PTSD
Healing from any traumatic event is a lengthy process. Our loved ones want us to heal quickly as they can’t see us in pain but oftentimes, our loved ones’ urgency can worsen our PTSD and set back our healing. While I understand that our loved one’s intentions are pure and while they try to understand our trauma, they can truly fail to grasp the reality of the pain the trauma left behind. When living with PTSD or post-traumatic stress disorder, calmsage
février 25, 2022Like
50-bed Rehabilitation Project Planned For Florida
Kindred Rehabilitation Services (Louisville, Ky.), a wholly owned and operated business unit of LifePoint Health (Brentwood, Tenn.), is planning a 50-bed inpatient rehabilitation hospital in Jacksonville, Fla. The project will feature all private inpatient rooms, multidisciplinary therapy gymnasiums, and a therapeutic courtyard. Services will include acute rehabilitation for stroke, traumatic brain injury, spinal cord injury, complex neurological disorders, orthopedic conditions, multiple trauma, amputation, and other injuries or disorders. It is scheduled to open in 2023 and will mark be Kindred healthcare
février 25, 2022Like
6 Signs You Are Losing Sense Of Self (And How To Get Yourself Back)
One of the most important aspects of our overall wellness is to have a stable sense of self-identity. It’s how we define ourselves, after all. Self-identity plays a major role in developing our beliefs, values, and self-worth. Self-identity is not an inherent trait and takes time to develop. It comes after learning about yourself, accepting yourself, and being aware of how you process your experiences, behaviors, thoughts, and feelings. When we have a stable sense of self, we become capable calmsage
février 24, 2022Like
How to Stop & Soothe Negative Thought Spirals
It’s a tough world out there right now. With so much uncertainty, fear, and intense energy in the news (and it has been in the news consistently for a long, long time), it’s no wonder why so many of us find ourselves spiraling through worst case scenarios and scary thoughts and feelings. Then, of course, once we find ourselves down this negative rabbit hole, it can be so hard to climb out of it. “Negative thoughts spiral when they become shek
février 24, 2022Like
RWJBarnabas Health Facilities Plan Medical Hub
RWJBarnabas Health Medical Group (Somerset, N.J.) broke ground on a new medical center in Toms River, N.J., according to an article in jerseyshoreonline.com. The 86,000-square-foot, three-story project will be shared with Children’s Specialized Hospital (CSH; New Brunswick, N.J.) and Community Medical Center (CMC; Toms River, N.J.), both RWJBarnabas Health Medical Group facilities. CMC will occupy 37,594 square feet with a variety of outpatient services, such as imaging, ambulatory surgery, pre-admission testing, and physical and occupational therapy, while CSH will occupy healthcare
février 24, 2022Like
From Hot Flashes to Night Sweats, a Rundown of Vasomotor Symptoms During Menopause
Stacia Crawford, 54, has been battling night sweats and hot flashes for the past four years. “Some nights I was unable to sleep because I would go from burning up to freezing in a matter of minutes,” she revealed, noting that she’s often changing her sheets several times a week. “There have been times when I have had to sleep in the spare bedroom because the sweats make me so uncomfortable I can’t sleep and it disturbed my husband,” she Healthy
février 24, 2022Like
Survey Says: How Women View Health Care and Access to Health Information
These days, health-related insight is a click away. Curious about the symptoms of depression? Google it. Need the definition of collagen? Ask Alexa. Want to know more about women’s reproductive rights? Pick a podcast. But how do women view health care and access to health information? Do age, race and ethnicity play a part? What about education? Our recent survey found some surprising results. (Note: The women quoted in this story did not participate in the survey.) A majority of Healthy