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mai 15, 2024Like
La dépression spirituelle
La dépression est souvent perçue comme un trouble de l’esprit qui affecte principalement le domaine émotionnel et psychologique. Cependant, il existe un aspect moins exploré mais tout aussi réel de la dépression : la dimension spirituelle. La dépression spirituelle est un état complexe où l’individu ressent un vide intérieur, une perte de sens et de connexion avec quelque chose de plus grand que soi-même. Comprendre la Dépression Spirituelle La dépression spirituelle diffère de la dépression clinique en ce sens qu’elle therapie-deuil.be
mai 14, 2024Like
8 Simple Ways Maria Shriver Is Taking Care of Her Brain Health for Alzheimer’s Prevention
As the founder of the Women’s Alzheimer’s Movement, Maria Shriver has been raising awareness about brain health for decades, ever since her father was diagnosed in 2003. And — as you might guess from the name of her organization — the journalist is especially passionate about women and Alzheimer’s, a crucial but once-overlooked conversation, as almost two-thirds of Americans with Alzheimer’s are women, per the Alzheimer’s Association. “Now we’re in a new era of women’s health, and women… are front shek
mai 14, 2024Like
COPD 101
Everyone gets a cough or feels winded from time to time (thanks, stairs). But symptoms that linger and get worse are a sign of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD). COPD is a group of diseases that block airflow and create breathing-related problems. Without proper diagnosis and treatment, COPD can lead to severe lung damage and even death. About 16 million people in the U.S. are living with COPD — and more than half are women. And that number may be Healthy
mai 14, 2024Like
Mental Health Advocate Victoria Garrick Brown’s Top Tips For Supporting Your Student-Athlete Kids
If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, SheKnows may receive an affiliate commission. In 2017, Victoria Garrick Browne gave a TEDx talk that struck a chord. A rising junior at USC, Garrick Browne recounted her inspiring journey from walk-on to starter on a national champion USC volleyball team, but her Cinderella story soon morphed into a mental health battle. Garrick Browne developed anxiety and depression, struggling to keep up her athletic and shek
mai 14, 2024Like
Family Planning with a Chronic Health Condition
Erica Lemons knew her path to motherhood wasn’t going to be easy. But she wasn’t going to let her chronic health condition stop her from getting pregnant. “My doctor told me to talk to him before I got pregnant because of possible complications, so that’s the first thing I did,” she said. Lemons quickly learned that trying to get pregnant with a chronic disease was going to be even more complicated than she thought. For starters, she had to stop Healthy
mai 14, 2024Like
New Study Looks At Suicide Behaviours During Pandemic
A new study published in The Lancet looked at non-fatal suicide behaviours across phases in the COVID-19 pandemic in Spain. “Our study investigates the incidence of non-fatal suicide behaviors in Catalonia, Spain, before, during, and after the COVID-19 pandemic,” study author Dr. Victor Serrano-Gimeno told us. “We aimed to understand the patterns and fluctuations in suicide behaviors across different stages of the crisis.” The researchers went into the study with the theory that there might be changes in non-fatal suicide theravive
mai 14, 2024Like
15+ Tips for Building A Successful Blended Family
Remarriage isn’t easy; it’s a blend of previous relationships which takes a lot of time to adjust. If you’re trying to adjust to a step-family or struggling through step-family issues, you’ve landed on the right page. In this blog, I have listed 15+ effective tips for building a successful blended family. According to psychologists, it’s important to build a blended family on a strong foundation because kids are mostly involved in such cases and it’s quite a typical road to calmsage
mai 14, 2024Like
Now Medicare Covers Talkspace Therapy
Getting older isn’t always easy but there’s one big birthday that Americans look forward to: 65, when they become eligible for Medicare. Knowing that your healthcare is paid for by the government provides peace of mind, since you’re no longer tied to an employer or partner for affordable insurance or forced to pay a whole lot for coverage. Although most people agree that Medicare is pretty great, sometimes it can be a challenge to find local providers who accept it. talk
mai 13, 2024Like
After 3 Rounds of Egg-Freezing, Olivia Munn Hopes to Grow Her Family Amid Breast Cancer Battle
Olivia Munn has been slowly opening up with fans about her health over the past few months. From sharing her shocking breast cancer diagnosis in March to getting real about postpartum mental health, the X-Men: Apocalypse star has been honest about the toll her treatments have taken and the importance of in-depth breast cancer screenings, all in the name of raising awareness. Now, the mom of one is opening up about another major health procedure: freezing her eggs, which she shek
mai 13, 2024Like
How MS Affects the Body
+ Flipbook text Slide 1 How MS Affects the Body MS affects everyone differently and can impact many parts of the body Slide 2 Multiple sclerosis (MS) is a disease that affects the central nervous system, which is made up of the brain and spinal cord. MS happens when the immune system attacks the myelin sheath, the cover that protects nerve fibers. The damage complicates communication between the brain and the rest of the body. As a result, MS can Healthy
mai 13, 2024Like
Feeling Flustered? 9 Simple Ways to Stop Being Scatterbrained
When I sat to write this article, I knew the angle I wanted to take. But, the moment I finished my research, I forgot all about what I meant to write and what points I wanted to touch upon. Now, isn’t that what’ll call the perfect example of feeling scattered? Whenever I start my work with a plan, I easily get sidetracked by a notification, or I remember an appointment I needed to schedule. The next thing I know, hours calmsage
mai 12, 2024Like
When Mother’s Day Hurts: 6 Ways to Support Struggling Loved Ones
Mother’s Day brings images of vibrant flower bouquets, cards, and declarations of affection. It’s a day to celebrate the incredible women who raised us, nurtured us, and shaped us into who we are today. But, for many, Mother’s Day is a day of profound grief, disappointment, or a feeling of hollowness that brunches, cards, and laughter can’t fix. It’s just one day, but this one day can trigger waves of complicated emotions, leaving many of us feeling isolated and misunderstood. calmsage