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janvier 24, 2023Like
Is Spanking Bad for Children and Families?
Have you ever been spanked or physically handled by your elders? To be honest, I have been slapped quite a few times and I don’t blame them. Over the years you can see different stages showing different strategies to discipline children. For many years people used spanking to discipline their children. However, spanking kids was not intended to scare them. The intent has always been to create an aversion toward bad behavior. Spanking used to be more instructive than mere calmsage
janvier 24, 2023Like
All You Need To Know About Compounded Grief
Grief is one of the feelings which is difficult to cope with. It can be caused due to previously experienced challenging situations, roller-coaster family dynamics, sudden loss or death of a loved one, or current mental state. Whatever the reason, sometimes grief can become worse and grief can hide various emotions under the carpet. According to psychology, there are different types of grief, complicated grief, anticipatory grief, compounded or cumulative grief, and disenfranchised grief. The fact is that grief does calmsage
janvier 24, 2023Like
5 surprising eco innovations you need to know about
Find out how technology is being used to help restore our planet To counter the effects of climate change takes a great deal of tenacity, and thinking outside the proverbial box. But, fortunately, there are some astounding people and companies demonstrating the creativity, brilliance, and ingenuity required to face this challenge. Here, we’re marvelling at five eco innovations, looking to reduce or reverse human beings’ impact on the world around us. From stepping up our survival instincts to agricultural advances, happi
janvier 23, 2023Like
Don’t Journey Alone: How to Find Caregiving Help for a Loved One with Dementia
When Mitzie Watson’s mother came to live with her, it didn’t take long to notice something was off. “She couldn’t identify her medications, and she needed a lot of direction with anticipating steps throughout the day,” said Watson, whose experience caring for her mother later motivated her to become a senior care advisor. After Watson’s mother had a neuropsychological evaluation, it was clear she would need more care. “I ended up leaving my job because I was taking so much Healthy
janvier 23, 2023Like
Yet Another Study Shows Gender-Affirming Healthcare Improves Trans Kids’ Mental Health
Despite the deluge of proposed bans on gender-affirming healthcare for transgender youth, yet another academic study has proven the validity of this care. A new report published in the New England Journal of Medicine has found that access to hormone therapy is linked to improved mental health among trans and nonbinary kids. As NBC News reported, it is part of a growing body of research establishing the link between gender-affirming care and better quality of life for trans youth. The shek
janvier 23, 2023Like
Tallahassee Memorial Healthcare, FSU Break Ground On Medical Campus
Tallahassee Memorial HealthCare (Tallahassee, Fla.) and Florida State University (FSU; Tallahassee) broke ground on a healthcare campus in Panama City Beach, Fla. Situated on 87 acres, the FSU Health-Tallahassee Memorial HealthCare Medical Campus will comprise a 100-bed hospital with an emergency center. Services will include cardiology, inpatient surgery, and imaging. An 80,000-square-foot medical office building (MOB) will house primary care services, an urgent care, ambulatory surgery center, and orthopedic services. The St. Joe Company (Watersound, Fla.) is the developer on healthcare
janvier 23, 2023Like
Codependency in Friendships: Exploring the Signs
Codependency is a common but difficult trait to deal with in relationships. This can be true whether there are codependent elements that exist in a romantic relationship, a workplace environment, or even at a platonic level. Perhaps because we assume troubled friendships aren’t as potentially damaging as romantic relationships can be, it may seem tempting to ignore or avoid problems when it comes to a codependent friendship — but doing so can be detrimental to both parties. A codependent friendship talk
janvier 23, 2023Like
Guilt Complex: Why You’re Always Feeling Guilty
Guilt impacts people in many ways. While it’s common (and normal) to feel remorseful about a mistake or poor behavior, some people struggle with inappropriate, extreme feelings of guilt. Guilt is an emotion most of us experience at some point in our life, but constant, unrelenting guilt may be a sign of something more, something known as a guilt complex. What is guilt complex, and what can you do if you or someone you care about is always feeling guilty? talk
janvier 23, 2023Like
Family Tree Clinic: Photo Tour
Family Tree Clinic For more than 50 years, Family Tree Clinic in Minneapolis has been providing reproductive and sexual health services to underserved populations in Minneapolis and St. Paul. With a client base that includes 55 percent BIPOC, 60 percent LGTBQ, and 70 percent who live at incomes below the poverty line, the organization sought to create a new clinic environment that would serve as a beacon to traditionally underserved people while providing a trauma-informed place of respite through clear healthcare
janvier 23, 2023Like
How to Stop Being Codependent: 9 Tips to Overcome It
Codependency is an imbalanced relationship dynamic that can cause you to become emotionally and physically reliant on another person. Over time, this pattern can interfere with relationships and contribute to depression or low self-esteem. Many people struggle with codependency, making it difficult to build healthy and mutually satisfying relationships. It can be tough to change these habits, but with therapy, self-care, and the right coping strategies, codependent individuals can learn how to overcome codependency and establish healthy, rewarding relationships. Read talk
janvier 23, 2023Like
Displacement as a Defense Mechanism
Defense mechanisms are an unconscious strategy used to avoid difficult emotions. The displacement defense mechanism is a way for people to “displace,” or redirect, negative emotions from one source to another. While defense mechanisms can be helpful in the short-term, displacement can cause damage to relationships over time. Read on to learn more about displacement defense mechanisms, including real-life examples and how you can learn to cope if you use this type of defense mechanism in your life and relationships. talk
janvier 23, 2023Like
These Photos of Early Pregnancy Tissue Challenge Commons Myths About Abortion
Do you actually know what tissue from a terminated pregnancy looks like? A new op-ed from The New York Times is proving once and for all that abortions look nothing like what we’ve been told. In honor of what should have been Roe v. Wade‘s 50th anniversary, primary care doctors Erika Bliss, Joan Fleischman, and Michele Gomez — co-founders of the organization MYAbortion Network and abortion providers themselves — authored an op-ed with real images of early pregnancy tissue. The shek