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septembre 9, 2022Like
Health Center Renovation Brings New Life To Former Funeral Home
To improve access to affordable healthcare services, Cornell Scott-Hill Health Center operates more than 20 Federally Qualified Health Centers in West Haven, Conn., and the surrounding area. Its most recent project was replacing an older clinic that the organization had outgrown. The health center collaborated with Svigals + Partners (New Haven, Conn.) to identify a viable site. A nearby former funeral home provided a convenient location and enough square footage to accommodate the clinic’s medical, dental, and behavioral health service healthcare
septembre 9, 2022Like
A Brief Overview of Orgasms at Every Age, According to an OBGYN
As a gynecologist with more than 20 years’ experience in women’s health and sexual medicine, what better time to share some exciting information about the big O at every age than National Orgasm Day! Birth, Childhood & ‘The Little Death’ Did you know that a small but significant number of women experience orgasm with unmedicated childbirth? A 2013 French study by midwives reported that 0.3 percent of women experienced orgasm during natural childbirth delivery. Undoubtedly more were reluctant to report shek
septembre 9, 2022Like
Cultivate Emotional Safety In Your Relationship With These Simple Ways
The foundation of a healthy, happy, and loving relationship is believed to be trust, respect, and care but there’s another aspect of a healthy relationship that we often overlook. And that is vulnerability or emotional safety. Believe it or not, emotional safety is one of the most important elements of a meaningful relationship. Many of you might be thinking, “That’s boring,” but trust me, emotional safety can be far from boring. It’s what defines your closeness with your partner in calmsage
septembre 9, 2022Like
“I’m Not Mad, I’m Disappointed”: Why Disappointment Hurts More (Tips To Overcome It)
My biggest fear is when my loved one responds with, “I’m not mad, I’m just disappointed” whenever I make a mistake. We all make mistakes – I mean, can you honestly say that you haven’t forgotten an anniversary or birthday? There’s always something that weighs heavily on our conscience that causes our loved ones to feel disappointed in us. When you know you’ve made a mistake, you often wait for an angry response from a loved one, say a parent. calmsage
septembre 9, 2022Like
How to spot the signs of anxiety through the ages, from kids to teenagers
From young children to budding adults, anxiety can present in, and affect, young people in different ways as they grow up. So how can you spot and support it? Anxiety is a natural part of many of our lives, and it doesn’t just affect adults. Though the triggers and stressors may be different, many children experience anxiety, with the NHS finding that across five to 19-year-olds, around one in 12 (8.1%) reported an emotional disorder such as anxiety or depression. happi
septembre 9, 2022Like
Workplace burnout: how to talk to your employer and get the right support
Recognise the signs and get the support you need from employers To others, it may look like you’re thriving, and that you’ve got everything under control. But, despite how it looks on the outside, you know something’s wrong. You’re constantly tired, you’re feeling overwhelmed. Every decision or conversation feels like it’s draining you of energy, and that nagging voice of self-doubt is growing ever louder. If this sounds familiar, you might be experiencing, or at the very least approaching, burnout. happi
septembre 8, 2022Like
Community Hospital Plans New Clinic In Colorado
Community Hospital in Grand Junction, Colo., is planning to break ground on a new primary care and acute care clinic in Palisade, Colo., according to the website nbc11news.com. The project will measure 6,700 square feet and will aim to increase access to healthcare in the area. The post Community Hospital Plans New Clinic In Colorado first appeared on HCD Magazine. healthcare
septembre 8, 2022Like
Piedmont Medical Center Opens In South Carolina
Piedmont Medical Center has opened in Fort Mills, S.C., according to the website wbtv.com. The 200,000-square-foot hospital includes 100 beds, a 12-bed emergency department (ED), six multispecialty operating rooms (ORs), intensive care unit (ICU), and 10 labor and delivery suites. The post Piedmont Medical Center Opens In South Carolina first appeared on HCD Magazine. healthcare
septembre 8, 2022Like
Las mujeres de raza negra a menudo sufren en silencio durante la menopausia. Yo voy a seguir hablando.
Relato de Shannon Shelton Miller Antes del 2020, la menopausia era una de esas etapas de la vida de las que realmente no sabía nada. Lo único que escuché decir a mi madre al respecto fue, « me estoy sofocando ». Nunca escuché a mis abuelas hablar sobre la menopausia. Mi experiencia no es única. Puesto que trabajo como estilista, todos los días conozco a mujeres que se enfrentan a todo tipo de problemas de salud tanto físicos como mentales. A menudo Healthy
septembre 8, 2022Like
A Conversation With Dr. Octavia Cannon About How Race Can Influence Menopause
Although menopause is a normal part of aging, many women can feel unprepared for the physical and mental changes that come with this stage of life. For many women of color, the menopausal transition can be even more intense, and researchers are working to find out why. We reached out to Octavia Cannon, D.O., an osteopathic OB-GYN in East Lansing, Michigan, to ask her about racial and ethnic differences in menopausal symptoms, barriers to care, and how women can be Healthy
septembre 8, 2022Like
The HCD 10: Angela Mazzi, Architect
Angela Mazzi has dedicated much of her nearly 20-year career to elevating the application of research in design, specifically in the healthcare design sector. Her peer-reviewed salutogenesis research demonstrates how health outcomes can be impacted by reducing stress and promoting well-being, leading to her becoming a sought-after expert in the design of oncology, behavioral health, and emergency departments as well as clinical workspaces. Specifically, Mazzi’s research on milieu, the collection of therapeutic settings in mental health environments that foster social healthcare