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décembre 17, 2021Like
What Is Somatic Experiencing? 4 Somatic Exercises To Heal From Trauma
Living with trauma can be very taxing for you. Sometimes you will feel the pressure without even knowing where the pressure is coming from. Somatic experiencing therapy is one way you can heal from the trauma. There are so many somatic therapy techniques and exercises that you can do to free yourself from the trauma. No one deserves to struggle alone. Truma is one such thing that will eat you from inside, sometimes not even letting you know. Our body calmsage
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Rewire Your Anxious Brain With These 6 Simple Neuroplasticity Exercises
The brain is a complex organ but it’s beautiful. Our brain is constantly changing and adapting to help us navigate life and the challenges it brings. But sometimes, our brain gets confused, and to keep us safe, it can make us feel more anxious and alert. Even if we know that everything will be okay. The good news is that we can train and rewire our brains to better deal with anxious situations. By paving new neural pathways and creating calmsage
décembre 16, 2021Like
How to Stay Healthy When Everyone in Your House Is Sick
It is officially cold and flu season (and we’re seeing with Omicron another wave of coronavirus cases) — which means everyone around you is at risk of getting sick. Ugh. While you might be able to avoid coughing and sneezing at work by avoiding those who are infected, what happens when you’re the only healthy one in a house filled with sickos? Fortunately you don’t have to move out. There are some tips and remedies that you and your housemates/family/friends shek
décembre 16, 2021Like
What to Do About an Angry Teenager
Any parent who’s been through it can tell you, the teen years can be challenging. Dealing with an angry teenager can be taxing, both emotionally and physically. The truth is, anger issues in teens are probably more common than you think. Hormones are raging, emotions are running high, bodies are changing. It’s a lot both for your teen and for you. Understanding more about why teenagers have the occasional (or even often) bouts of anger can help. It can allow talk
décembre 16, 2021Like
Melancholic Depression: Definition, Symptoms, Causes & Treatment
Melancholic depression is a type of major depressive disorder (MDD) that has a dire effect on virtually all areas of life including work, school, and relationships. This severe form of clinical depression causes a near total loss of any sense of pleasure in almost every aspect of daily life. Though it’s no longer considered its own diagnosis per the DSM-5, some doctors and researchers still believe it should be so that treatment options can be improved. What is melancholic depression? talk
décembre 16, 2021Like
What is a Superbill for Therapy?
When it comes to insurance, premiums, medical bills, and anything else that’s healthcare-related, many people feel confused and overwhelmed. While yes, things can be convoluted and confusing, most of the time you just need a quick, simple, and easy-to-understand explanation to make sense of it all. This is true when it comes to the idea behind a Superbill, too. If you’ve heard the term, but you still find yourself asking what is a Superbill, keep reading. We’re explaining what a talk
décembre 16, 2021Like
Acadia Healthcare, SCL Health Plan Behavioral Health Project
Acadia Healthcare Company Inc. (Franklin, Tenn.) and SCL Health (Broomfield, Colo.) are building a new freestanding behavioral health facility in Denver. The 144-bed hospital will include inpatient and outpatient services. Completion is scheduled for mid-2023. The post Acadia Healthcare, SCL Health Plan Behavioral Health Project first appeared on HCD Magazine. healthcare
décembre 16, 2021Like
How Effective Are Vaccines Against Omicron? An Epidemiologist Answers 6 Questions
By Melissa Hawkins, American University The pandemic has brought many tricky terms and ideas from epidemiology into everyone’s lives. Two particularly complicated concepts are vaccine efficacy and effectiveness. These are not the same thing. And as time goes on and new variants like omicron emerge, they are changing, too. Melissa Hawkins is an epidemiologist and public health researcher at American University. She explains the way researchers calculate how well a vaccine prevents disease, what influences these numbers and how omicron Healthy
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IVF for Same Sex Couples and Transgenders
When it comes to having a baby it doesn’t matter what your sexual orientation or gender identity is. You do not have to be a heterosexual couple to have a baby. Yes, I am talking about people from the LGBTQ+ community having a baby in India. In the year 2021 (which is almost coming to an end) having a family doesn’t seem to be impossible for the people from the LGBTQ+ community. Having a family doesn’t necessarily mean that it mindtrib
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Health Clinic Nears Completion In Oregon
The Clackamas County Health Department (Oregon City, Ore.) is nearing completion of a federally qualified health clinic in Sandy, Ore., according to an article in Sandy Post. The Sandy Health Center will include primary care, behavioral health, and dental services and is slated for completion in March 2022. The post Health Clinic Nears Completion In Oregon first appeared on HCD Magazine. healthcare
décembre 16, 2021Like
US Suicide Rate Falls During Pandemic
Despite global upheaval during the COVID-19 pandemic, suicide rates in the United States fell during 2020. The downward trend in suicide rates mirrors what occurred in the Spanish Flu pandemic in 1918-1920. But researchers are warning that challenges still remain in addressing the impacts of COVID-19 among disadvantaged communities. “Both during the Spanish flu pandemic more than a hundred years ago, and now during the COVID-19 pandemic, suicide rates have appeared to either be stable or decline. However marginalised and theravive
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What’s The Deal With A Love-Hate Relationship?
What does it feel like to be in a love-hate relationship? People with experience say that it’s like a full blown roller-coaster. It’s like a ride you intend to take but are also not wanting to get on. How does someone get into a love-hate relationship? I don’t think someone purposely gets into a love-hate relationship. I think it’s all about the ups and downs a couple goes through in a relationship and that makes them love and hate the calmsage