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octobre 26, 2023Like
Trying Out The Trend Of Dopamine Detox For Mental Wellbeing
Every Sunday morning right after waking up, my phone notifies me of the average screen time! And every week, it keeps on increasing, and the increasing numbers make me anxious! Before checking my screen time, I felt perfectly fine (mentally and physically). Right after seeing the increasing number of screentime, I questioned myself, why do I spend a lot of time on my phone wired to social media, shopping apps, or gaming apps? Am I hiding a mental health issue calmsage
octobre 25, 2023Like
How White Noise Machines Can Harm Your Kid’s Hearing & 3 Ways to Make Them Safer
White noise machines and sleep machines have become a popular choice to help infants, toddlers, and older kids drift off, especially when they’re light sleepers or live in a loud area or home. And while a staticky hum or quiet ocean waves may not seem like powerful sounds, a new warning from the American Academy of Pediatrics on hearing loss in kids says that these sleep machines should be used with care. The AAP’s warning covers “excessive noise” in a shek
octobre 25, 2023Like
How Do We Push For Innovation In Healthcare Design?
Photo credit: The Center for Health Design The Center for Health Design has been deep in strategic planning for the past nine months. Because of that, we’ve spent a great deal of time exploring the current state of the healthcare design industry to better understand the role we can play over the next decade in continuing to push for innovation. Innovation is one of those words that gets thrown around easily. Everyone wants to be innovative and knows when they healthcare
octobre 25, 2023Like
Henry Ford Health, Ascension Michigan Announce $10.5B Joint Venture
Integrated nonprofit healthcare system Henry Ford Health (Detroit) and Ascension Michigan (Standish, Mich.) have signed an agreement to enter a joint venture that will bring together Ascension’s southeast Michigan and Genesys healthcare facilities and assets with Henry Ford’s. The combined organization will be branded under the Henry Ford name and headquartered in Detroit. The deal is expected to close next summer pending federal and state regulatory reviews. The new organization would have more than $10.5 billion in operating revenue and healthcare
octobre 25, 2023Like
Understanding Inattentive ADHD Type In Adults And Children
One of the warning signs of attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) is inattentiveness, and when most of the symptoms of ADHD revolve around lack of focus, concentration, or attention, a person is likely to get a diagnosis with an inattentive type of ADHD. Well, there are three types of ADHD, predominantly inattentive type, predominantly hyperactive, and combined type of ADHD. In today’s blog, we are going to specifically talk about inattentive type of ADHD which can also be referred to as calmsage
octobre 25, 2023Like
Do Narcissists Cry a Lot? If Yes, Are The Tears Real?
When you see a loved one cry, it’s natural that you’d want to comfort them, soothe them, and make them feel cared for so that their tears would stop. I mean, that’s what I would do if I saw someone I cared for deeply shed a tear. But, how can you know when the tears your loved one sheds are real and when they aren’t? And especially when your loved one is a narcissist or shows narcissistic tendencies? Narcissism is calmsage
octobre 24, 2023Like
Hot Yoga Could Have Huge Benefits for People With Depression, a New Study Says
If you want a challenging workout, hot yoga is a popular pick. It’s exactly what it sounds like: yoga routines done in humid, heated rooms, resulting in increased flexibility, a lot of sweat, and — according to a new study — potentially some major mental health relief when it comes to depression. The study, published in The Journal of Clinical Psychiatry, involved 80 people who were separated into two groups. One group was asked to attend at least two 90-minute shek
octobre 24, 2023Like
What Parents Should Know About the Infant RSV Shot Shortage
A highly-anticipated RSV shot for infants is available for the first time this year, but the rollout isn’t going as smoothly as parents and doctors would hope. Due to “unprecedented demand” for the vaccine, the manufacturer has stopped taking new orders for certain doses of the shot, and now doctors are receiving updated recommendations from the CDC to reflect the short supply. The CDC is now recommending that doctors reserve the available doses for higher-risk infants, which includes infants under shek
octobre 24, 2023Like
Our Lack of Empathy Is Causing Burnout and Stress. Here’s How to Become More Empathetic in 30 Days
If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, SheKnows may receive an affiliate commission. “Empathy” is one of those words plenty of people have heard of before, but might not know exactly what it is. While there are several variations out there, the most popular definition is putting yourself in another person’s shoes. I’ve learned a lot about empathy — so much so I’ve built a career around it. In 2017, I created shek
octobre 24, 2023Like
Cottagecore Lifestyle: Where Simplicity and Nature Walk Hand in Hand
I’ve always loved living at a slow pace, unlike other women my age who chose to live the hustle culture. I don’t mind if I spend the rest of my life living in a small town where everyone knows everybody, especially now when our lives run on fast-forward, where social media notifications take up all our time, and where slowing down means losing opportunities. No wonder the idea of vacationing in a faraway land sounds appealing. That is where Cottagecore calmsage
octobre 24, 2023Like
Perkins&Will, Healthy Building Network Release Two Reports On Embodied Carbon, Material Health
Global architecture and design firm Perkins&Will (Chicago) and nonprofit research organization Healthy Building Network (Washington, D.C.) launched two reports for architects and designers on selecting sustainable, low-carbon gypsum drywall, flooring, and insulation. The reports, “Embodied Carbon and Material Health in Gypsum Drywall and Flooring” and “Embodied Carbon and Material Health in Insulation,” discuss the environmental footprint associated with the production and transportation of drywall and flooring as well as the chemicals and greenhouse gas emissions associated with insulation and other healthcare
octobre 24, 2023Like
New Studies Look At The Spirituality Of Science
A series of new studies, published in Sage Journal looked at the spirituality of science and the implications for meaning, well-being, and learning. “These studies are investigating how science can serve as a source of spirituality for some people,” study author Jesse L. Preston told us. “Spirituality is most commonly associated with religion, however it is not the same thing as religious belief. Spirituality is characterized through a sense of connection to things greater than oneself, a sense of wonder, and theravive