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décembre 5, 2023Like
Life Coaching and Psychotherapy: What’s The Difference?
When times get tough we all look for a little support, don’t we? And who better to ask for some support than a professional. Psychotherapy has been the traditional form of help for more than a few decades while life coaching emerged as an alternate form of therapy in the last few years. Both of these methods aim in helping people bring a change in their lifestyles. If a person has depression, anxiety, or any mental health disorders, it might calmsage
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HCD Conference 2023: Leveraging The Built Environment For Health Equity
The “exposome” concept looks at environmental and socioeconomic factors surrounding individuals throughout life that can impact their biology and health. These exposures include air quality, noise and light pollution, housing stability, access to transportation, and strength of social networks—all of which can either provide or deplete a person’s pool of resources to cope with the opportunities and obstacles they encounter in life. During the 2023 Healthcare Design Conference + Expo educational session, “The Exposome – Going From Ideals to Implementation healthcare
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Recognizing Midlife Crisis in Men And How to Cope With It
We’re not unfamiliar with the term, “midlife crisis”, but there are times still when I see people struggling with understanding what exactly this term means, especially for men. When it comes to men and midlife crises, I can name a few movies that depict how a male comes to terms with their midlife crisis period. But, is that all there is to it? A midlife crisis is that point in life when you feel a bit lost, questioning your choices, calmsage
décembre 4, 2023Like
Antidepressants Can Wipe Out Your Sex Drive — What To Do if It’s Happening to You (Or Your Partner)
Losing your sex drive is a common side effect of antidepressants. Anywhere between 30 to 60 percent of people who take selective serotonin-reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs) as antidepressants experience “some form of… sexual dysfunction” from the treatment, studies say, and the effect is worse for women. According to research, 72 percent of women taking antidepressants report problems with sexual desire, with 83 percent having issues with sexual arousal and 42 percent experiencing difficulty having an orgasm. For patients, the experience is shek
décembre 4, 2023Like
A Husband Asked for an Open Marriage, and Reddit Is ‘So Impressed’ by His Wife’s Reaction
Open relationships are becoming more commonplace, with 1 in 5 Americans having experienced one at some point in their lives, according to a 2016 study. But just because more of us are experimenting with this kind of relationship, doesn’t mean we’re all cut out for it. And if the conversation comes up, some of us might find that it’s a hard boundary: monogamy, or no relationship at all. A woman on Reddit is going through just that experience now, and shek
décembre 4, 2023Like
Cómo hablar de la obesidad y de su correspondiente cobertura del seguro en el trabajo
La obesidad es tan común en Estados Unidos que casi la mitad (4 de cada 10) adultos estadounidenses viven con la enfermedad, lo que implica riesgos médicos graves y puede causar muertes prematuras. Muchas personas que viven con obesidad enfrentan discriminación o malos tratos en el lugar de trabajo. Los empleadores pueden ayudar a reducir el estigma, a mejorar los entornos laborales para personas con obesidad y a garantizar que los beneficios de los empleados cubran programas y tratamientos necesarios Healthy
décembre 4, 2023Like
How to Talk About Obesity and Obesity-Related Insurance Coverage at Work
Obesity is so common in the United States that nearly half (4 out of 10) American adults live with the disease, which can pose serious health risks and lead to premature death. Many people living with obesity face discrimination or poor treatment in the workplace. Employers can help reduce stigma, improve working environments for people with obesity, and make sure employee benefits cover medically necessary treatments and programs. Covering treatments for obesity can not only improve the health and well-being Healthy
décembre 4, 2023Like
What Does a Hot Flash Feel Like? 6 Real Women on Experiencing VMS
Hot flashes are a well-known symptom of menopause—they’ve been jokingly referenced in movies and shows, and you may have even experienced them yourself. But for all the baseline awareness about hot flashes, most people don’t understand what they’re really like—and what to do if you experience one. A hot flash, in case you’re fuzzy on the details, is a sudden feeling of heat that rushes to the upper body and face, according to the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists shek
décembre 4, 2023Like
Choosing Health Insurance Coverage If You’re Living with Obesity
+ PDF text SLIDE 1 Living with Obesity? Quick tips for how to navigate health insurance coverage for obesity care SLIDE 2 Obesity is a disease that affects 4 out of 10 American adults. Medication, surgery, diet and exercise programs, and working with mental health professionals can help people lose weight but can be expensive. Will insurance cover these costs? Here’s how to find out. SLIDE 3 Health insurance plans don’t cover everything. Some services are specifically not covered. Check Healthy
décembre 4, 2023Like
Designing For Staff Safety In Healthcare Facilities
Healthcare workers accounted for 73 percent of all nonfatal workplace injuries resulting from violence in 2018, an increase of 86 percent from just seven years prior. This rising rate of violence—combined with the fact that healthcare workers are five times more likely to suffer such an injury—underscores the importance of designing health facilities with an emphasis on safety. Hospital staff are vital to the care process, and labor costs to recruit, retain, and incentivize workers account for more than 50 healthcare
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Grand Mental Health To Open Mental Health Center In Tulsa, Oklahoma
Grand Mental Health is planning to open a mental health and addiction recovery center in Tulsa, Okla., this month, according to the website kjrh.com. The facility will be situated on the former Tulsa Tech-Tulsa Community College campus. The center will include a nine-bed crisis center, as well as support services. The post Grand Mental Health To Open Mental Health Center In Tulsa, Oklahoma first appeared on HCD Magazine. healthcare
décembre 4, 2023Like
Sutter Health Names First Chief Diversity And Inclusion Officer
Nonprofit integrated health system Sutter Health (Sacramento, Calif.) appointed Dana Beckton as its first chief diversity and inclusion officer. Beckton will lead the health systems diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) strategy while serving as a member of Sutter’s executive leadership team. In her new role, she will work directly with Sutter Health President and CEO Warner Thomas and Interim Chief Human Resources Officer Gail Lerch to drive DEI programming and initiatives, including enhancing diversity in recruitment, training, and development. The healthcare