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New Study Looks At SNAP Work Requirements In The US And Increased Mental Health Care
A new study published in Health Services Research looked at whether Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) work requirements in the U.S. increased mental health care use. “We wanted to determine whether imposing work requirement policies on SNAP (food stamp) enrollees increased their levels of depression and anxiety,” study author Lindsay Allen told us. “There is a well established link between food insecurity and poor mental health so we strongly suspected that these work requirements – which make it harder for theravive
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Museum Exchange Adds Healthcare Art Catalogue To Its Digital Offering
Museum Exchange (New York, N.Y.), a digital platform that enables collectors to donate works of art to institutions across North America, has launched a dedicated catalogue for healthcare and education organizations, partnering with hospitals, universities, and libraries. Led by Joanne Cohen, former executive director and curator of Cleveland Clinic Art Program (Cleveland), the new healthcare and education division will issue a second catalogue, exclusively available to hospitals, universities, and libraries, to which artworks will be added and matched on an healthcare
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How To Recognize Narcissistic Gaslighting? Examples And What To Do About It
Have you been walking on eggshells around your partner? Have you been constantly second-guessing your decisions at your workplace? Well, if yes, you might be a victim of gaslighting, specifically, narcissistic gaslighting. Narcissistic gaslighting is a type of emotional abuse used by narcissists or people with a narcissistic personality disorder (NPD) to manipulate you into questioning your reality. A Narcissistic Personality Disorder is a mental health disorder that can be described as someone having a high level of self-importance, a calmsage
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Adult ADHD: What comes next after a diagnosis and how can I prepare?
Long thought to only occur in children, more and more adults are now realising that their daily mental health issues could also be down to attention deficit hyperactivity disorder When Kat Brown, a freelance journalist, was diagnosed with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) almost two years ago, at the age of 38, she was finally able to find the right treatment after years of battling depression, anxiety, and insomnia. Like so many of her generation, she had no information about happi
octobre 3, 2022Like
Workplace Bullying: How to Identify & Deal with It
Workplace bullying and adult bullying, in general, are big problems in the United States. In fact, 49% of Americans say that they’ve been impacted by bullying in the workplace. Workplace bullying describes a pattern of mistreatment within a work environment that includes behaviors like personal attacks, exclusion, and inappropriately harsh criticism. This type of bullying can have a lasting impact on a person’s health and well-being. While some bullies have multiple targets, others harass a single person. Workplace bullying isn’t talk
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How to Deal with Verbally Abusive Parents
Abuse can take many forms — this includes (the often-ignored) verbal abuse. Although you may not get physical scars from verbal abuse like you would physical abuse or sexual abuse, the emotional scars are just as traumatizing. Parents (or any other family member) who are verbally abusive use words to demean, control, ridicule, or manipulate their children. Aside from verbal abuse, some emotionally abusive parents also use neglect, emotional manipulation, and other abusive behavior toward their children. Dealing with verbal talk
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This Woman’s Boyfriend Is Pressuring Her to Track Her Exercise & Reddit Has Thoughts
Exercise is a highly personal activity. Some do it to reach or maintain quantifiable fitness goals; others do it to experience the mental and emotional benefits of regular movement. There’s no right or wrong way to incorporate exercise into your life — which is precisely why this Redditor is so annoyed at her boyfriend, who has been pressuring her to track her runs and share the data with him. User @runningdali made a pitstop at the /AmITheAsshole Subreddit for some shek
octobre 3, 2022Like
Emotional Abuse: Signs, Examples, and Effects
Not all abuse is the same, so exactly what is emotional abuse? Simply put, it’s a form of abuse where one person (the abuser) uses emotions to control someone else. Emotionally abusive people may use insults, criticism, threats, and other tactics to hurt and control their victim. Emotional abuse or psychological abuse refers to a pattern of mistreatment, rather than a standalone incident. Over time, it can distort the victim’s perception, eroding their self-confidence and damaging their mental health. This talk
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A Bride Kicked Her Father Out of Her Wedding for Being Racist & Reddit Has Thoughts
When it comes to overt racism, nobody is exempt from being called out. Take it from this bride, who confronted her father and had him escorted out of her wedding after he made an anti-Asian remark toward her Korean-Filipino husband and mother-in-law. Newlywed Reddit user @St4ry_ took to the /AmITheAsshole Subreddit for some unbiased opinions on a situation she had been wanting to get off her chest “for a while.” She is Black; two months ago, she married her husband, shek
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12 Common Problems That Married Couples Deal With
Marital issues affect most — dare we say all — couples at some point. That said, no matter how serious or trivial marriage problems might seem, most of the time you can work together to get back on track. The majority of marriages can be helped, and research shows that couples therapy is effective for an estimated 70% of couples who try it. The most important thing to know is that marital strife is common. Some problems seem to be talk
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Verbal Abuse: Examples, Signs, and Effects
That old saying you don’t have to hit to hurt is not wrong. Abuse doesn’t always involve physicality. Language can be a way for an abuser to hurt and control their victim. Someone who’s verbally abusive might use insults, threats, or other damaging words to inflict harm. What is verbal abuse, exactly? It’s a form of psychological abuse or emotional abuse that involves spoken and written words and, sometimes, even body language like gestures. These non-physical attacks can result in talk
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This Free Program Helps Women with HER2+ Breast Cancer Get the Support They Need
After a breast cancer diagnosis, it’s not only common, but a crucial part of the treatment journey for patients to seek information and community. As studies show, social support received in the form of information or emotional support, is critical for the survival and quality of life of chronic disease patients, including breast cancer patients. Support usually comes from doctors, church groups, friends, family, or a significant other, but it can also come from online programs as well. One online program shek