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mars 11, 2023Like
7 productive distractions to effectively reduce stress
When done right, distractions can help us regulate our emotions – and, with the perfect activity, you could be introducing another layer of joy into your life 1. Go for a mindful walk Going for a walk is a recommendation we’ve all heard before, right? Being mindful on your walk, however, can take things up a notch. Allow yourself to be fully present during your walk; what are you seeing? What are you hearing? What are you smelling? Engaging with happi
mars 10, 2023Like
Acadia Healthcare Company Breaks Ground On Agave Ridge Behavioral Hospital In Arizona
Behavioral health care services provider Acadia Healthcare Company (Franklin, Tenn.) broke ground on Agave Ridge Behavioral Hospital in Mesa, Ariz. Situated on 12 acres, the 100-bed facility will comprise inpatient behavioral healthcare services for seniors, adults, and pediatric patients, including anxiety, depression, bipolar disorder, and posttraumatic stress disorder. The new hospital is slated to open in early 2024. The project team includes Adolfson & Peterson Construction (general contractor; Tempe, Ariz.). The post Acadia Healthcare Company Breaks Ground On Agave Ridge healthcare
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E4H Environments for Health Architecture Expands Footprint, Staff In Philadelphia
E4H Environments for Health Architecture (E4H; Fort Worth, Texas) opened a new office in Philadelphia and added new staff members. Richard Carroll will serve as a senior associate. He brings 30-plus years as a healthcare architect and planner to the firm. Cherise Poulin and John Rodenbeck were named partners. Poulin has more than 20 years of experience in design and planning. Rodenbeck’s career includes nearly 30 years of planning and design experience for healthcare institutions and medical centers. The post healthcare
mars 10, 2023Like
Mental Health And Society: Can These Two Influence Each Other?
“It’s ok not to be okay, but it’s not okay to stay that way.” – Perry Noble For years no one told me that it’s OK to break, to fall, or to stumble. I was told that I had to “get over” my depression because it was not a real thing. And would you believe me when I say that the person who told me this was a doctor? Not once did anyone come up to me and tell me calmsage
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“I Need Help!” How To Ask For Emotional Support?
No matter how strong you are physically, mentally, and emotionally, there is always a time when you fall short of that strength and need some support. Some people are fortunate enough to have a strong support system but some might have to seek emotional support. There is nothing wrong with asking for help and seeking emotional support. However, it is not as easy as it may sound. There is so much stigma out in the world that some people simply calmsage
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Are you a desk worker? Try this yoga routine designed to ease aches and pains
Break up the day and say goodbye to aches and pains, with this exclusive yoga routine designed especially for desk workers Backache, shoulder ache, neck ache, wrist ache – sometimes, working at a desk can be, well, a bit of a headache. A survey conducted by Censuswide found that 81% of UK office workers spend between four and nine hours each day sitting at their desks, which adds up to an average of 67 sedentary days per person each year happi
mars 9, 2023Like
This Man Won’t Donate to His Former Bully’s Cancer Treatment Fund & Reddit Has Thoughts
It’s easy to cling to old resentments, especially when someone made your life hell for years on end…but is it the right thing to do? One Redditor who refused to donate to a fundraiser for his childhood bully’s cancer treatment is now wondering if he made a mistake. User @Quirky-Importance-81 took to the infamous /AmITheAsshole Subreddit for some unbiased insight into the emotionally charged situation. “Apparently, my former classmate Brad (26M) has been diagnosed with a rare form of non-Hodgkin’s shek
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Northwood Deaconess Health Center Plans $34M Expansion, Renovation Project
Northwood Deaconess Health Center in Northwood, N.D., is planning a multiphase $34 million expansion and renovation project, according to the website beckershospitalreview. Phase 1 will renovate shell space into a new emergency department and add 25 beds to the hospital. Phase 2 will transform the existing emergency department into a pharmacy, reception area, and imaging lab. Finally, a third phase will include aesthetic and accessibility upgrades. Construction is slated to start in August and is expected to take approximately 27 healthcare
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You Can’t Choose Your Genes
As told to Erica Rimlinger I was 41 and had spent a lovely day visiting with my mother at her home in Victoria, Canada. As she said goodnight and closed the guest room door, she lobbed a bomb: “Your brother has cancer. Good night!” Did she think I could just go to sleep after hearing that piece of news? I demanded answers. My 40-year-old brother, it turned out, was diagnosed with stage 3 colon cancer. He’d had abdominal pain for Healthy
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People Using Phexxi, TikTok’s Favorite Non-Hormonal Birth Control, Say They’re Getting Pregnant Anyway
Phexxi, a form of non-hormonal birth control, is super popular on TikTok, but numerous people have reported getting pregnant despite using it correctly. A recent report from Rolling Stone explored the efficacy of this contraceptive gel, which was approved by the Food and Drug Administration in 2020. Phexxi works by lowering a person’s vaginal pH to make it a less hospitable environment for sperm. It is designed to be self-inserted into your vagina before having penetrative sex, and a new shek
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OhioHealth To Build $600M Women’s Center
Nonprofit health system OhioHealth (Columbus, Ohio) is planning a $600 million women’s care center adjacent to OhioHealth Riverside Methodist Hospital in Columbus. The 590,000-square-foot facility will include neonatal, maternal, mid-life, bone health, urogynecology, and mammography services. The care center will house 185 inpatient beds as well as outpatient care; labor, delivery, and recovery rooms; and a neonatal intensive care unit. The post OhioHealth To Build $600M Women’s Center first appeared on HCD Magazine. healthcare
mars 9, 2023Like
What is cognitive bias? The halo effect and horn effect
How often do you go on first impressions? Have you ever made a snap judgement about someone? You could be falling victim to cognitive bias You might have heard the expression, ‘the first impression is the last impression’, meaning it’s hard to change an opinion of someone once it’s formed. Sometimes, we make quick decisions about people and without realising we rely on biases to do this. The ‘halo or horn effect’ is a cognitive bias where our impression of happi