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avril 30, 2023Like
Quelle est la nature de l’aquaphobie ?
L’aquaphobie est une peur irrationnelle et persistante de l’eau, qui peut être un véritable défi pour ceux qui en souffrent. Cette phobie peut affecter différentes personnes à différents niveaux, allant d’une peur modérée à une peur intense et paralysante. Les causes de l’aquaphobie peuvent être variées, mais il est souvent associé à des événements traumatisants, tels que des noyades, des accidents de bateau ou des expériences d’eau difficilement contrôlables. La peur de l’eau peut également être influencée par des facteurs psychologues-bruxelles.be
avril 30, 2023Like
Que représente le terme « aquaphobie » ?
L’aquaphobie, ou la peur de l’eau, est un trouble anxieux qui affecte de nombreuses personnes dans le monde. Cette peur peut se manifester de différentes manières, allant d’une légère appréhension à une véritable terreur, en fonction de l’individu et de la situation. Les personnes atteintes d’aquaphobie peuvent avoir peur de l’eau en général, ou de certains types d’eau tels que les piscines, les lacs ou l’océan. Les causes de l’aquaphobie peuvent être diverses. Dans certains cas, cette phobie peut être centre-psychologique-liege.be
avril 30, 2023Like
Que signifie l’aquaphobie ?
L’aquaphobie est une peur intense et persistante de l’eau. Les personnes souffrant d’aquaphobie peuvent éprouver de l’anxiété ou de la panique à la simple idée de se trouver près de l’eau, que ce soit une piscine, un lac, une rivière ou la mer. Cette phobie peut avoir des conséquences importantes sur la vie quotidienne des personnes qui en souffrent. Elle peut les empêcher de participer à des activités aquatiques comme la baignade, la plongée, la voile ou encore la pêche. hypnotica.be
avril 30, 2023Like
Qu’est-ce que l’aquaphobie ?
L’aquaphobie, également connue sous le nom de peur de l’eau, est un trouble anxieux qui affecte de nombreuses personnes à travers le monde. Cette peur peut être déclenchée par une variété de facteurs, tels qu’une expérience traumatique dans l’eau, une peur des créatures aquatiques, une peur de la profondeur ou simplement une peur de ne pas être capable de nager. Pour les personnes atteintes d’aquaphobie, la simple pensée d’entrer dans l’eau peut déclencher une réponse de panique, y compris des plateforme-hypnose-bruxelles.be
avril 29, 2023Like
Four Year Degree And Low Stress Key To Resilience In Women Over 80
Having low levels of stress and a four year college degree are strongly associated with psychological resilience in women 80 and over. Researchers from The Ohio State University found that stronger social support and higher levels of self-rated health were also helpful in building resilience. “We found no differences in resilience scores by race and ethnicity. We did find that higher education and lower perceived stress were associated with higher resilience across race, ethnicity, and neighborhood socioeconomic status among women theravive
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Breathwork 101: 5 Simple Breathwork Techniques for Beginners
As stressful life has become lately, there’s hardly any time for relaxation. Because of the lack of self-care time, the need to practice quick relaxation techniques is increasing and one of those techniques can include breathwork and meditation. More people these days are adding meditation and breathing techniques to their self-care routine and for good reason too! It is found that breathwork techniques not only help improve your physical and mental health but also help clear your mind and calm calmsage
avril 29, 2023Like
The Telltale Signs You’re Forcing a Relationship That Isn’t Meant to Be
I’ve met couples who perfectly fit in each other’s space and life and I’ve met couples who, despite being opposite of each other, complement the relationship and make it work. But again, I’ve also met couples who have no common ground, don’t share the same thinking, and yet are in a relationship. Now, I can tell you that these kinds of relationships are always unhappy because couples like that force themselves to continue the relationship because it is harder to calmsage
avril 28, 2023Like
New Study Findings Highlight the High Cost of Ignoring Menopause in the Workplace
A study published on Wednesday by the Mayo Clinic estimates the U.S. economy is losing $26.6 billion a year to medical expenses and loss of productivity due to menopause-related symptoms. Conducted in 2021, researchers surveyed roughly 5,000 women who are primary care patients at the Mayo Clinic, ages 45 to 60. Roughly, 4,440 of the women were employed at the time of the study. “A full 13% of the women we surveyed experienced an adverse work outcome related to menopause shek
avril 28, 2023Like
Living With Obesity as You Age
Medically reviewed by Kelynne J. Oristel, R.N., GNP, APRN, Ph.D. (hon.) Aging is the biggest risk factor for heart attacks, stroke, cancer, diabetes and other chronic health conditions. And obesity can make the aging process happen faster. That puts women who are living with obesity or overweight at even higher risk for mental and physical health issues as they get older. As a result, obesity may be slowing gains in life expectancy in the U.S., resulting in shorter lives for Healthy
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Fast Facts: What You Need to Know About IUDs
Medically reviewed by Mary Jane Minkin, M.D. Women today have more options than ever when it comes to birth control. One of these options is the intrauterine device, better known as the IUD. But how do you know if an IUD is right for you? Talk to your healthcare provider (HCP) about your options. In the meantime, here’s the scoop about IUDs. What is an IUD? An IUD is a small T-shaped plastic device that is inserted into your uterus Healthy
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Clinically Speaking: Questions and Answers About Long-Acting Reversible Contraception
Medically reviewed by Mary Jane Minkin, M.D. If you’re looking for a safe, effective and hassle-free way to prevent pregnancy, long-acting reversible contraception (LARC) may be a good option for you. We reached out to Mary Jane Minkin, M.D., a clinical professor of obstetrics, gynecology and reproductive sciences at the Yale University School of Medicine and a member of HealthyWomen’s Women’s Health Advisory Council, to find out what questions you should ask your healthcare provider (HCP) if you’re considering using Healthy
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UCI Health Progresses On All-electric Hospital In California
UCI Health (Orange, Calif.) announced plans for its new all-electric UCI Medical Center Irvine-Newport in Irvine, Calif., to be fully operational by 2025, according to the website latimes.com. Electric and solar power will supply the energy needs for the 350,000-square-foot hospital. UCI Medical Center Irvine-Newport will house an emergency department, outpatient center, children’s health center, and the Chao Family Comprehensive Cancer Center. The 144-bed facility, which broke ground in November 2021, is part of a $1.3-billion medical complex for the healthcare