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novembre 6, 2023Like
Policy Briefing: Women’s Health Is a Readiness Issue
In response to the Department of Defense’s 2020 report on the Health Status of Active-Duty Servicewomen, HealthyWomen developed the Ready, Healthy & Able program. Watch as our panel of experts describe the state of healthcare for servicewomen and service members assigned female at birth, the program components and successes, and what Ready, Healthy & Able has in store for the future. Register here Speakers Moderator: Luisa Santa-Coleman, MPH, Education Director, HealthyWomen Michelle Sabia, MPH, CPH, Program Manager, HealthyWomen Toni Marengo, Healthy
novembre 6, 2023Like
Paraphobia – What is It and How To Deal With It
Do you get cold sweat when your partner ask you to take relationship on next level? Do you Hesitate getting close to your partner? if the above question sounds familiar to you, you might have Paraphobia. Paraphobia is a fear of sexual perversion. Before we delve into the details, you should know the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, Fifth Edition (DSM-5), does not recognize paraphobia as a distinct disorder. Now that the basics are clear, let’s read further. What calmsage
novembre 6, 2023Like
Is There a Link Between Self-Esteem And Social Anxiety Disorder?
In this complicated world, where a person’s status is judged by their social standing, it can be hard to leave the clutches of social anxiety. Social anxiety disorder (SAD) is a mental health condition that impacts a majority of people, worldwide. You may experience SAD when you have an intense fear of social situations and a persistent fear of being judged and publicly embarrassed. While social anxiety disorder can have various causes and triggers, one of the primary concerns that calmsage
novembre 5, 2023Like
Food Guilt – Why it happens and how to deal with it
Food guilt is a response that many of us experience after indulging in certain foods. It’s that feeling of regret or unease that sneaks in after enjoying a treat or a favorite dish. If you also feel the way after eating your food, it’s essential to understand the concept of food guilt and how to maintain a balanced relationship with what we eat. In this blog post, we will delve into the reasons behind food guilt. Explore ways to manage calmsage
novembre 5, 2023Like
15 Grief Activities That Can Help You Heal and Cope With Loss
“There is no right way to grieve; there is only your way.” Life is a complex web of mystery and intrigue. Once you find your footing, there comes a vengeful tide that sweeps you off your feet, leaving you untethered. This wave, we call, grief. Life, love, and loss – are the three elements that are never apart from each other. Where there is life, there is love; and where there is love, there is loss. Loss is followed naturally calmsage
novembre 4, 2023Like
What is Emotional Labor: Types, Example and Consequences
Have you ever felt exhausted after spending time with unknown people or people with whom you can be your honest self? Where do you think that exhaustion comes from? It usually happens when I return from a social gathering I didn’t want to attend. Happens to you too? This exhaustion comes from emotional labor. Knowing or unknowingly we are constantly managing our emotions when we are put in an uncomfortable zone. This is because we can’t express our true emotions calmsage
novembre 4, 2023Like
When Emotions Are Muted: What to Know About Blunted Affect
When we talk about mental health, emotions cannot be left behind. After all, without understanding the role of emotions, you can’t truly understand how mental health works. Emotions are what help us express joy, sorrow, anger, sadness, and a myriad of other feelings. Yet, there are instances when our emotional expression becomes muted. Yes, even emotions can go mute – if only temporarily. When your emotions are muted or dampened significantly, then this experience can be termed, “Blunted Affect”. If calmsage
novembre 3, 2023Like
TikTok Couple Alex and Jon Share Their Best Sleep Hacks & Reveal Who (Allegedly) Snores
If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, SheKnows may receive an affiliate commission. We’d introduce you to Alex and Jon, but you probably already know them from your FYP. The couple’s relationship-themed TikToks have shot them to social media stardom, gaining 2 million TikTok followers who love them for their spoofs on couple arguments, videos about how hard it is to go out when you hit your 30s (“I can’t be convinced”), shek
novembre 3, 2023Like
After Years of Rejection, This Woman Is Ready to Cheat On Her Husband — But Reddit Has Other Thoughts
Many people go through dry spells in their relationships, where sex and physical intimacy are happening less frequently. It’s normal, and it happens for a number of reasons — maybe you’re both busy, or stressed, or dealing with health issues that impact your libido. But when a dry spell doesn’t seem to end, and it’s impacting you and your partner’s relationship and mental health, it can feel impossible to solve — as is the case for one woman on Reddit, shek
novembre 3, 2023Like
There’s a Growing Movement for Menopause Benefits at Work — What That Does & Can Look Like
In the midst of widespread confusion over what menopause is and the ways it adversely impacts a woman’s life and health, a complex industry–it includes telehealth services, supplements entrepreneurial products, and more—has blossomed in an attempt to address the unique challenges women face. “Menopause is finally receiving long-overdue attention, and conversations around the topic are becoming less and less taboo,” says Dr. Janet Choi, chief medical officer at Progyny, a benefits management company that specializes in fertility and menopause offerings. shek
novembre 3, 2023Like
AdventHealth Winter Haven ED Hits Project Milestone In Florida
AdventHealth West Florida Division (Winter Haven, Fla.) topped out a new emergency department (ED) connected to the campus in Winter Haven. The ED is the first phase of a 42-acre development project on the healthcare campus, which will also include a 192-bed hospital and a medical office building. The 19,800-square-foot, one-story ED will include 24 beds, a CT scanner, radiology room, resuscitation room, bariatric room, obstetrics room, isolation room, and lab. The project is scheduled for completion in May 2024. healthcare
novembre 3, 2023Like
Ohio University Heritage College of Osteopathic Medicine To Add $67M Translational Research Facility
Ohio University Heritage College of Osteopathic Medicine (Athens, Ohio) has selected the project team to build a $66.9 million translational research facility project on campus. Located near the college’s medical school, the facility will house faculty and student translational research and will be the new home of the college’s community health programs. The project team includes architectural firms DesignGroup (Columbus, Ohio) and Perkins&Will (Chicago) and construction manager Gilbane (Chicago). Construction on the new facility is scheduled to start in mid-2024 healthcare