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octobre 26, 2022Like
A Dude Totally Freaked Out Over This Woman’s Period Underwear & Reddit Is Puzzled
One of the most interesting parts of deepening your relationship with your partner is when you start to let them into the unfiltered, everyday drudgery of your life. And if you’re a person who gets a period, your partner is bound to eventually learn a few things about how you manage it (your favorite products, must-have snacks and comfort items, etc.). And if they are a person who doesn’t get periods (or wasn’t raised closely or previously involved with someone who shek
octobre 26, 2022Like
End-of-life Planning 101
When Taya Dunn Johnson’s husband died suddenly at age 37, her world was completely shattered. Worse, she and her husband had never imagined they needed to plan so early for this type of life event. He didn’t have a will, sufficient life insurance or other end-of-life documents. Some of their financial accounts, including their mortgage, were linked to her husband’s bank account, but Johnson was unable to gain access right away and was locked out of the account after trying.* Healthy
octobre 26, 2022Like
Indiana Regional Medical Center Plans $14M Behavioral Health Project
Indiana Regional Medical Center is planning a new $14 million behavioral health hospital on its campus in Indiana, Pa., according to the website constructionequipmentguide.com. The 31,000-square-foot, 44-bed project will serve adolescents, adults, and seniors and is scheduled to be completed in late 2023. Armstrong-Indiana- Clarion Drug and Alcohol Commission (Shelocta, Pa.), Armstrong- Indiana Behavioral Health and Development Program (Indiana), and Southwest Behavioral Health Management (New Castle, Pa.) are partnering with the hospital to secure funds for the facility’s development. The healthcare
octobre 26, 2022Like
NYC Health + Hospitals/Bellevue Plans Expansion For Children’s Mental Health Services
NYC Health + Hospitals/Bellevue (New York) is renovating and expanding its Children’s Comprehensive Psychiatric Emergency Program (CCPEP). CCPEP provides mental health care for patients up to age 18, including emergency, inpatient, and outpatient services. The expansion will add space to triage incoming patients, increase the number of interview rooms from one to four, and provide a more secure registration area. The renovation will include a larger waiting area for patients and families and a comfort room for patients. The post healthcare
octobre 26, 2022Like
8 Times When It’s Completely Okay To Be Selfish (#EmbracingSelfLove)
One day I decided to go on a solo trip and asked my husband to look after our child for a day. He agreed and I went on a solo trip. The trip turned out to be pretty amazing but I was seriously worried about my 11 months old and my husband. I asked at that time, am I selfish, what I am even doing here without my family? At the same moment, one quote strike-through the gram, “sometimes you calmsage
octobre 26, 2022Like
What Is Breadcrumbing? How To Respond To It?
In today’s day and age, meeting new people and building new relationships has become very easy. Many people claim to be very good friends without having met even once. Everything is online, from finding new friends to finding partners. As we advance into this new generation where forming or breaking bonds is so quick that sometimes it’s difficult to even understand what’s happening. Building relationships and strong bonds always take some time and a lot of heartbreaks. Different people have calmsage
octobre 26, 2022Like
5 ways to embrace anti-perfectionism and welcome the new you
Set yourself free from unnecessary limitations, with these life-changing tips It can be easy to think that if we aren’t going to do something perfectly, there is little point in trying. But there’s a fresh perspective on the scene. Anti-perfectionism teaches us that, when tackling any task, we can be happy to learn slowly, through trial and error, and by making mistakes. We can be as pleased with the processes as with the outcomes, and the imperfections in our work happi
octobre 26, 2022Like
Uplift your everyday with positivity journaling
When everything gets dark, sometimes we have to make our own light. Here we speak to positive psychology practitioner Sophie Cliff about the power of positivity journaling As I write this, the world is feeling a little gloomy. Grey clouds are hanging heavy in the sky and the current news cycle is enough to make anyone dizzy. Having said that, I made time to journal this morning and I’m listening to my favourite ‘autumn vibes’ playlist, so there are flickers happi
octobre 26, 2022Like
All You Need To Know About Decidophobia (Fear Of Making Wrong Decisions)
There are certain times when we fear making big decisions because we need to evaluate, re-think, provide us time, weigh the pros and cons, think about goals, consider the possibilities, and whatnot. When we experience fear while making big decisions (buying a house, choosing a job, or getting engaged), it is quite normal to feel anxious, stressed, or irritated. And, you know it is completely normal because such decisions are life-changing and need to have a proper evaluation. But have you calmsage
octobre 25, 2022Like
What is Parentification? This Reversal of Roles Between Parents & Kids Can Be Toxic
In functional and healthy families, parents and children have clearly defined roles — the parent cares for the child while the child grows and develops. However, in some families, these roles are reversed, and this is known as parentification. “Parentification is when a child has to fulfill the roles and responsibilities of a parent. This may occur because the parent has asked the child to take on this role or because the child notices that no one else is filling shek
octobre 25, 2022Like
So Video Games Might Actually Be Good for Kids Brain Development?
It turns out playing video games might not be as harmful to children’s brains as we thought. A new study published in the medical journal Pediatrics is shedding light on how video gaming impacts the cognitive abilities of elementary school-aged children. More than 2,200 kids across the United States were recruited in public, private, and charter schools for the research, with the average participant being about 10 years old. A slight majority (63 percent) were girls. To gather data, the shek
octobre 25, 2022Like
FDA Announces New Mammogram Standards for People With Dense Breasts
Women with dense breast tissue are more likely to develop breast cancer, yet most of us aren’t educated by our doctors about this risk factor. A new regulatory measure from the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) seeks to change that. The FDA is planning to implement new mammogram standards to support people with dense breasts, according to a letter from Katherine Klimczak, the agency’s acting legislative director. Writing to United States Rep. Rosa DeLauro of Connecticut, Klimczak said the FDA shek