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janvier 21, 2023Like
Always Running Late? 6 Reasons Why + Tips To Fix Chronic Lateness
So, you woke up later than usual and this little slip made you late for work, or you took more time to get ready or got distracted by other chores which made you late for your lunch date with friends. We all have had those moments where something or the other came up, and we were late for a meeting. Now, one or two instances of lateness are OK, but if you are always late either at work or social calmsage
janvier 21, 2023Like
Tips On How To Stop Being A Jaded & Cynical Person
Being cynical doesn’t do good to anyone, including you! When you always make a sarcastic comment for everything and you’re always being “real”, you’re being cynical. Sometimes just let some sunshine brighten your day and not be there to tan you. There is no denying the fact that being cynical and jaded is just toxic. It not only robs you of your happiness but also limits you from personal growth and development. The obsession that you have about the world calmsage
janvier 21, 2023Like
Coulrophobia (Fear Of Clowns): Signs, Causes, Treatment, And More
Have you ever watched the movie “The Joker?” What a sociopath he was! His acting was tremendous but the experience of watching that movie was on a different level! He literally spooked up the fear of clowns in me. Also, if you have ever watched “Sex and The City”, you must be aware that Carrie also had a fear of clowns. And when I asked some people about their fears and phobias, I was shaken to find that the fear of calmsage
janvier 21, 2023Like
Seasonal friendships: how to find closure when companionship comes to an end
Is it OK for BFFs to not actually last forever? There’s a saying about friendships that goes something like this: ‘We have three types of friends: friends for a reason, friends for a season, and friends for a lifetime.’ Of course, there are no hard and fast rules about these sorts of things, but clearly, the sentiment resonates. So let’s talk about it. Specifically, let’s talk about perhaps the trickiest one: friends for a season. The idea behind this is happi
janvier 20, 2023Like
Just a Roundup of Asshats Saying Dangerous, Stupid & Ignorant Things About Women’s Reproductive Health
Last year, the thing that advocates and people who can get pregnant have been dreading for decades finally happened: Roe v. Wade was overturned by the Supreme Court in the decision for Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Org. The fallout between the leaked draft of the opinion and now has been a slow-moving horror movie for countless Americans who relied on Roe as law of the land and as a protection for accessing the healthcare they need when they need shek
janvier 20, 2023Like
Emotional Hangovers Are a Real Thing — Here’s How to Cure Them
Many of us (unfortunately) have experienced and fought to cure a hell of a hangover before (lots of water, rest and maybe a bit of hair of the dog!). After a long night of drinking, we wake up feeling sluggish, dizzy and nauseated and have a sensitivity to light or sound. But it’s not just alcohol that can make you feel absolutely awful the next day — expending a lot of emotional energy can have the same effect. And that shek
janvier 20, 2023Like
I Lost My Singing Career to Thyroid Cancer — And Found My True Voice
January is Thyroid Awareness Month As told to Nicole Audrey Spector When I was in college, I was diagnosed with Hashimoto’s disease, also called Hashimoto’s thyroiditis, an autoimmune disease where the body’s immune system attacks its own cells and your thyroid is chronically inflamed. Thyroid disease runs in my family on my mother’s side, so I wasn’t surprised when I received the diagnosis. Though there is no cure for Hashimoto’s disease, synthetic hormone medication can manage symptoms, and I was Healthy
janvier 20, 2023Like
Shodair Children’s Hospital Opens New Psychiatric Facility
Shodair Children’s Hospital in Helena, Mont., held an open house for its new psychiatric hospital, according to the website ktvh.com. The 131,000-square-foot facility includes a psychiatric outpatient clinic and medical genetics department. The $10 million hospital features private patient rooms, quiet rooms, a spiritual space, and pool. The post Shodair Children’s Hospital Opens New Psychiatric Facility first appeared on HCD Magazine. healthcare
janvier 20, 2023Like
Flad Architects Adds To Healthcare Team
National planning and design firm Flad Architects (Madison, Wis.) has hired Kurt Spiering as director of strategic innovation in the firm’s healthcare practice. Spiering will focus on strategic planning and predesign services, including visioning, master planning, and strategic programming. He is a member of Healthcare Design’s Editorial Advisory Board. The post Flad Architects Adds To Healthcare Team first appeared on HCD Magazine. healthcare
janvier 20, 2023Like
7 Wellness Products That’ll Turn Your Resolutions into Daily Habitual Wins
If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, SheKnows may receive an affiliate commission. If you’re among the 44% of Americans who made a New Year’s resolution for 2023, chances are you may have also already thrown in the towel on those aspirations — the second Friday in January has been dubbed Quitters Day for good reason. But the secret to not having these annual goals fail is to make them easy to shek
janvier 20, 2023Like
This Is How Living with Hot Flashes and Night Sweats Impacts Your Mental Health
Hot flashes and night sweats are two of the most common symptoms of menopause. More than one million women in the United States experience menopause each year and roughly 80 percent of those women have hot flashes, according to Dr. Mache Seibel, a faculty member for menopause treatment at Harvard Medical School and an author of Working Through Menopause: The Impact on Women, Businesses and the Bottom Line. Despite the large number of women suffering from hot flashes and night sweats, shek
janvier 20, 2023Like
6 sleep sounds to listen to tonight
From white noise to music and meditations, we’re rounding up six sleep tracks to help you drift off tonight The idea of playing some kind of sound to help you fall asleep may feel very 2023. But, when you think about it, drifting off to soothing sounds isn’t entirely new. Humans have been singing lullabies for millennia, and there’s something about repetitive, gentle sounds that really help us to switch off. For some people, playing sounds as they fall asleep happi