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juin 9, 2023Like
13 Myths about Grief and What You Should Do About Them
Grief is a response to loss and is generally linked with the death of a loved one. I, too, experienced it when I lost my beloved cat last week. I adopted her as a kitten; she has been with me through thick and thin since then. She was my secret keeper, and now with her gone, adjusting to things has become difficult for me. This experience made me think about the process of grieving. Unfortunately, grief is nothing new to calmsage
juin 8, 2023Like
8 Unexpected Factors That Can Increase Women’s Risk of Heart Disease
When doctors assess a patient’s risk of heart disease, they typically ask about their diet and family medical history, while also taking their blood pressure and cholesterol into consideration. This information provides some insight into women’s heart health, but it only tells part of the story, according to a recent statement from the American Heart Association (AHA), published in the journal Circulation in April 2023. “Risk assessment is the first step in preventing heart disease, yet there are many limitations shek
juin 8, 2023Like
AltaPointe Health Opens New Mental Health Clinic In Alabama
AltaPointe Health (Sylacauga, Ala.), a comprehensive mental health services provider, held a ribbon-cutting ceremony for a new mental health clinic in Ashland, Ala., according to the website sylacauganews.com. (For more on mental health design, go here.) The project offers clinic- and community-based services including school and in-home treatment options. The new location replaces AltaPointe Health’s clinic in Lineville, Ala. The post AltaPointe Health Opens New Mental Health Clinic In Alabama first appeared on HCD Magazine. healthcare
juin 8, 2023Like
Comic: Annie Has Anemia
+ Comic text Annie is teaching in a classroom with elementary school kids. There is a chalkboard with a container of chalk with the chalk sticking out of it. Annie is eyeing the chalk Annie: Why do I suddenly feel like eating that chalk? Annie is walking home and looks at dirt next to the sidewalk/grass. Imagination bubble that is her remembering weird things that she wanted to eat: Chalk Lined piece of paper Soil/dirt Ice Annie thought bubble: I Healthy
juin 8, 2023Like
Scott Rawlings Of HOK: Face Time
Scott Rawlings, the national director of healthcare at HOK talks about his fortuitous career start, paying attention to project details, and building his mountain retreat (where he plans to enjoy the views as well as local IPAs). What drew you to a career in healthcare design? When I was in undergraduate architecture at Clemson University, a very tall man approached me in the hall and in a very distinctive voice said, “You should come see healthcare.” That turned out to healthcare
juin 8, 2023Like
Marshfield Clinic Plans Cancer Center In Wisconsin
Marshfield Clinic (Marshfield, Wis.) is planning a new regional cancer center at the Marshfield Medical Center-Dickinson campus in Iron Mountain, Wis., according to the website dailypress.net. (For more on cancer care design, go here.) The project will add an 8,000-square-foot building and renovate 2,000 square feet of existing space at the medical center. The cancer center will house large private infusion suites with individual climate control, heated-massage infusion chairs, a patient nutrition area, personal care boutique, and confidential consultation rooms. healthcare
juin 8, 2023Like
Understanding Abortion Grief: Mourning Signs, Risk Factors, And Coping Tips
Knowing you’re going to be a mother can be exhilarating and a moment of joy but for many women, seeing the positive on a pregnancy test can bring mixed emotions. Whether you’re a woman who has had an abortion or if you know a woman who has gone through one, then you know it’s a process that can not only impact the woman but her family as well. Despite the various laws for and against abortion, many people (not just calmsage
juin 8, 2023Like
Yes, People with Dark Skin Can Get Skin Cancer
Bob Marley passed away from acral lentiginous melanoma (ALM), an aggressive form of skin cancer, when he was just 36. (It showed up under a toenail and he initially brushed it off as a soccer injury.) Though Marley is the most famous example of how skin cancer can strike anyone, its true that it is much less common in those with darker skin, as melanin pigment offers some protection from UV exposure, says Sunil Kalia, national chair of the Sun best
juin 8, 2023Like
10+ Strategies You Wont Believe to Get Your Mind Off Worries and Stress
Losing focus and getting distracted is something we’re all quite familiar with. After all, who wants to procrastinate when the best option is to quickly finish the task? Even then, distractions are what cause us to worry and increase our stress levels. When you can’t focus on one thing at a time, it serves to increase your stress and delay the inevitable. It’s not a surprise that we think more than our fair share of thoughts in a day and calmsage
juin 8, 2023Like
Natural Sleep Aids That Won’t Leave You Groggy the Next Day
It seems like, with all the anxiety in the world right now (between wildfires, viral illnesses, and the general day-to-day stressors) it’s harder than ever to hit the hay. If you’ve ever spent a night tossing and turning as you dread going to work in the morning on a whopping two hours of sleep, you’ve got plenty of exhausted company. Falling asleep with a racing mind can be a challenge for many people, as can staying in bed the whole shek
juin 8, 2023Like
Neurodivergent Women Make Great Leaders — Why Don’t We Have More of Them?
Women are all too familiar with the glass ceiling at work. But for those who are neurodivergent, the glass ceiling can feel more like a concrete wall. Jennifer Alumbaugh found her neurodivergent status holding her back in jobs where she quickly outgrew her old position. Yet any attempts to move up the corporate ladder or present ideas to supervisors for improving the company were dismissed or disregarded. “It felt like I was always being rejected for promotions and now I shek
juin 7, 2023Like
9 Allergy Hacks & Tips to Help Kids Enjoy the Summer Months
Is it just us, or does it seem like allergy season literally gets worse and worse every year? My car is absolutely covered in pollen every day from being parked outside, and it’s uncomfortable to think that that much pollen is floating around and into our eyes, nose, and all over our clothes. If you have a kid with allergies, you know that springtime and parts of summer can be miserable when they go outside and come in sneezing and shek