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novembre 23, 2022Like
Discover how to be a mental health advocate and learn about your rights
For yourself, and for your loved ones, make sure you’re in the know when it comes to mental health rights Getting help for mental health problems can be daunting, but knowing what rights we are all entitled to lays a good foundation from which to take those first steps forwards. There is some variation to the specifics in different countries in the UK, so it’s always a good idea to seek advice for your particular case – but, here, we’ve happi
novembre 22, 2022Like
The Best R&R Gifts Starting at $14, Because Parents Deserve Self-Care Too
With the hustle and bustle of the holidays (and of course, the day-to-day of simply parenting), it can be hard to find time for some rest and relaxation. And when you do, you sometimes can’t help but feel guilty for taking some much-needed time for yourself. First of all, this is a completely normal reaction to caregiving. And secondly, just because it’s hard to find time to relax or you feel guilty when doing so, doesn’t mean that you should shek
novembre 22, 2022Like
After the Club Q Shooting it Has to Be Said Again: Anti-LGBTQ+ Violence is a Public Health Emergency
Like many LGBTQ+ Americans, I spent this past Sunday morning nursing a heavy feeling in my heart. My girlfriend broke the news to me as I brought us coffee in bed: Overnight, there had been a mass shooting at Club Q, a gay bar in Colorado Springs, Colorado. Five people were dead; more than a dozen were injured. My mind immediately went to two of our good friends, a gay couple who had come to stay with us in our shek
novembre 22, 2022Like
Sperm Count Is in Decline Worldwide — Here’s What That Means for Fertility
I was today years old when I learned that “global sperm count” is a thing medical researchers can estimate — and apparently, it has been progressively declining for decades. An international study published earlier this month in the journal Human Reproduction Update established this trend with a new meta-analysis of “English-language publications that reported primary data on human sperm count.” Data from 38 studies published between 2014 and 2019 were compared with hundreds of studies of semen samples collected from shek
novembre 22, 2022Like
In Sagittarius Season, Burn Off Some Extra Adventurous Energy In Bed
If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, SheKnows may receive an affiliate commission. The passionate, mysterious vibes of Scorpio season have come and gone — and we head into the final sign of our the calendar year: Sagittarius. The archer and adventurer, Sags are known for wanting more — intellectually, physically, you name it. Ruled by Jupiter (think big! happy! optimistic and ambitious), your friendly neighborhood Sagittarius isn’t one to lay back shek
novembre 22, 2022Like
Did You Get a Polio Vaccine as a Child? Here’s How to Find Out.
Long before Covid-19 disrupted daily life and put millions of people at risk, polio outbreaks caused thousands of cases of paralysis, disability and death in the 1940s and early 1950s. With the invention of polio vaccines in the 1950s, cases dropped steadily and polio was officially gone from the Americas in the 1990s. Today, polio is gone from virtually every country. But the polio story doesn’t end there. In July 2022, a single case appeared in an unvaccinated person in Healthy
novembre 22, 2022Like
Intermountain Healthcare Submits Zoning Application For Hospital Project
Nonprofit health system Intermountain Healthcare (Salt Lake City) filed an application with Salt Lake City to rezone the site of a former Sears department store in Salt Lake City to accommodate an urban hospital, according to the website ksl.com. The project will replace Intermountain’s aging LDS Hospital in Salt Lake City. The health system acquired the land last year, three years after the department store closed. The post Intermountain Healthcare Submits Zoning Application For Hospital Project first appeared on HCD Magazine. healthcare
novembre 22, 2022Like
Walden Behavioral Care Opens Clinic In Connecticut
Walden Behavioral Care (Waltham, Mass.), which focuses on the treatment of eating disorders, unveiled a new ambulatory clinic in Middletown, Conn. The facility offers partial hospitalization and intensive outpatient treatment programs for eating disorders, including anorexia, bulimia, and binge eating disorders, to patients aged 12 years and older. The post Walden Behavioral Care Opens Clinic In Connecticut first appeared on HCD Magazine. healthcare
novembre 22, 2022Like
New Study Looks At Cognitive Development In Children With HIV
A new study published in the Journal of Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndromes looked at longitudinal outcomes in children with HIV-associated neurocognitive disorders in Zambia. “Our study is about cognitive development in children and adolescents with HIV,” study author David Bearden told us. Bearden is an assistant professor of Neurology and Pediatrics at the University of Rochester Medical Center. “We were hoping to find out whether HIV is associated with impaired cognitive development; whether differences in cognition between children with HIV theravive
novembre 22, 2022Like
The Friendship Equation: How To Self-Diagnose Your Relationship?
Friends keep us going. Friendship is one of the main elements of living life joyously and happily. We all can with the fact that certain friendships can have mental health impacts. Developing and maintaining friendships is not an easy task! We have to be connected with our friends to develop nurtured friendships with our friends. Friends are a major part of our life and they help us in celebrating good times and provide extended support during rough times. They are the calmsage
novembre 22, 2022Like
Break The Cycle Of Performance Anxiety In 7 Simple Ways
Quite a common experience is performance anxiety if you look at it. Before any important meeting, conference, talk, test, competition, or even an actual performance, we all – at least for a brief period – experience jittery nerves, and butterflies in the stomach, otherwise known as performance anxiety. As I said, quite common, isn’t it? Well, when performance anxiety becomes more than just a brief occurrence, it can become a part of a (truly never-ending) anxiety cycle. While performance anxiety calmsage
novembre 22, 2022Like
BPD Relationship Cycle: Here’s What You Can Expect (And How To Cope)
Relationships can be demanding in their rights – and I’m talking about mental and emotional demands, however, when you add in a partner with a challenging disorder such as borderline personality disorder (BPD), the relationship can go from mildly demanding to an emotionally turbulent rollercoaster ride. If you have a BPD partner, you know how emotional things can become. When I talk about a relationship cycle in BPD, I mean the emotional highs and lows that your BPD partner experiences calmsage