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mars 3, 2023Like
What is sleep syncing, and how can you try it?
Try the wellbeing trick that could transform the quality of your sleep When the quality of our sleep plays such an important role in our overall wellbeing – as well as our ability to successfully navigate our jobs, relationships, and responsibilities – it makes sense that we want to get it right. That said, finding what’s right for us may take some time, and is likely to require a bit of trial and error. For one person, it may be happi
mars 3, 2023Like
Mental Burnout: 7 Reasons Why You Might Be Mentally Fatigued
If you’ve ever experienced symptoms of burnout, then you’ll agree with me when I say that it can take a lot of our time and drain us from the last tendrils of energy we’ve left. In the age where “hustle culture” is promoted and lived, it can be hard to find time for yourself. No wonder why more and more adults are stressed all the time and burned out. When I talk about burnout, I’m not just talking about job calmsage
mars 2, 2023Like
Congenital Syphilis Cases Are ‘Skyrocketing’: What Parents Need to Know
Doctors refer to congenital syphilis as a “never event” because it is 100 percent preventable, yet cases have “skyrocketed” among newborns nationwide. Here’s what new and prospective parents need to know about this emerging health crisis. As CNN reported, numerous states are reporting a concerning rise in cases of babies being born with syphilis, a sexually transmitted bacterial infection that can passed down in utero if a pregnant person goes untreated. Over the past decade, the U.S. has seen a shek
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Alarming New Report Shows Colon Cancer Is on the Rise Among Adults Younger Than 55
Cases of colorectal cancer are rising among adults younger than 55, according to a new report from the American Cancer Society (ACS). Here’s everything you need to know about these “highly concerning” findings and what you can do to keep yourself cancer-free. The report, published earlier this week, found that Americans are being diagnosed with colorectal cancer at younger ages than ever before. From 1995 to 2019, cases among U.S. adults under the age of 55 — what doctors refer shek
mars 2, 2023Like
Caregiving During Covid
As told to Shannon Shelton Miller March 3, 2023, is Caregiver Appreciation Day. My mother is 71 and living with dementia. My older sister and I have been her primary caregivers for four years, and I’m also married with two young children, 7 and 5 years old. Yes, I’m a member of the sandwich generation — people caring for older parents and young children. Our duties were always difficult, but during the pandemic, they became overwhelming. When my mother was Healthy
mars 2, 2023Like
SmithGroup Expands Firm Leadership in Los Angeles
Integrated design firm SmithGroup has added Daniel Cusick as health studio leader and principal in its Los Angeles office. Cusick will lead healthcare projects throughout Southern California as well as focus on building client relationships in the healthcare sector. He brings 35 years of leadership and design experience in the healthcare sector, including such projects as Catholic Health Good Samaritan Hospital Patient Care Pavilion in West Islip, N.Y., Memorial Sloan Kettering Children’s Cancer Center in New York, and Northwell Health healthcare
mars 2, 2023Like
Grace Hebert Curtis Architects Announces Healthcare Sector Promotions
Regional healthcare architecture firm Grace Hebert Curtis Architects (Baton Rouge, La.) elevated four associates to firm partners. They include: Kelsey Adams, interior designer Rebecca Bowen, healthcare architect Barry Lann, healthcare architect Ben Marshall, healthcare architect The new partners will focus on developing and maintaining the firm’s business network and managing clients relationships and projects. The post Grace Hebert Curtis Architects Announces Healthcare Sector Promotions first appeared on HCD Magazine. healthcare
mars 2, 2023Like
What Happens When You Ignore A Manipulator?
Have you ever dealt with a manipulative person? Manipulators are very clever people who use their knowledge about the emotions of the other person and empathy for their personal gain. We often get manipulated by such people without even knowing it. So many people have been living with manipulative people all their lives not realizing how each of their actions is an outcome of manipulation by someone else. Even when people identify manipulation, they do not know how to ignore calmsage
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Finding financial support following a cancer diagnosis
Over one million people living with cancer in the UK say this will be the ‘hardest year of their life’. If you’re worried about your finances, Macmillan Cancer Support is here for you The cost of living crisis is impacting many of us in some way or another, but for those living with cancer, this is an especially difficult time. Macmillan wants to raise awareness of the support that is available. The latest data from leading cancer charity, Macmillan, reveals happi
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Uncover the reading habit bringing joy to our lives and improving our wellbeing
Join us on a fascinating adventure through the rich history of reading aloud, and meet us in the present day, when we’ve never needed the wellbeing benefits more Reading aloud is an activity we might assume is just for young children who can’t read themselves. However, when my 10-year-old daughter recently asked me to read a book to her one evening, I realised that there is something more to it. She has an Audible library packed with books to choose happi
mars 2, 2023Like
Grief in Children: How to Help Your Young One Process Grief
Grief is a complicated emotion and I can say that as an adult. For a child, I presume it’s a concept more than just a little complicated. I was a teen when I lost my grandmother and I remember feeling sad, but there was an air of grief – or something like that – that I just couldn’t understand. I knew it was a loss but I didn’t know how to process the loss, the grief of losing the first calmsage
mars 1, 2023Like
13 Obscure Sex Acts You Might Not Know About (But May Want to Try)
If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, SheKnows may receive an affiliate commission. There are plenty of mainstream, tried-and-true ways to get down and dirty with a partner. Then there’s a whole other realm of taboo sex acts. You know, things generally left to porn videos or erotic reading material. You may think you’ve heard of everything when it comes to sex — but you could be totally wrong. Some of these shek