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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
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How to Mentally (and Physically) Cope with a Breast Cancer Diagnosis
If you’ve been diagnosed with breast cancer, you’ve probably felt an array of emotions ranging from scared and anxious to overwhelmed and confused. It’s completely normal and understandable to feel like your world is crumbling around you, but just because you’ve been diagnosed with breast cancer doesn’t mean you’re in a hopeless situation. According to the Centers for Disease Control, women had much higher rates of getting breast cancer than dying from breast cancer. Additionally, 90% of female breast cancer shek
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Everything You Need to Know About HER2+ Breast Cancer Including How to Find Support Post-Diagnosis
A breast cancer diagnosis is one of the scariest things someone could face. You’re worried, anxious, overwhelmed, and mainly confused, with a bombardment of questions flooding your brain. What treatment options do I have? What’s the survival rate? Is there anything I can do? It’s natural for these questions and then some to come to mind. After all, just the words breast cancer can send someone into a tailspin and when you combine it with Her2-positive it’s even worse. “Cancer shek
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PHOTO TOUR: Thibodaux Regional Medical Center Cancer Institute
The four-story Cancer Institute for Thibodaux Regional Medical Center (TRMC) in Thibodaux, La., brings innovation and technology together. Its 80,000 square feet of space provides the Louisiana Bayou Region with the best cancer treatment available. The original cancer center, a 13,500-square-foot, single-story building, had seen its program grow by 40 percent in the last few years prior to constructing the new center. TRMC can treat over 95 percent of all major cancers, offering patients throughout the area access to the healthcare
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NexCore Group Completes MOB At Northwest Medical Center Houghton In Arizona
National healthcare real estate investment and development company NexCore Group (Denver) has completed construction of a new medical office building (MOB) on the Northwest Medical Center (NMC) Houghton campus in Tucson, Ariz. The two-story, 45,250-square-foot facility houses primary care, cardiology, dermatology, gastroenterology, general surgery, obstetrics and gynecology, orthopedic and physical therapy, pulmonary, and rheumatology services. The project team includes architect Wold / HFR Design (Brentwood, Tenn.) and general contractor Haydon Building Corp. (Phoenix). The post NexCore Group Completes MOB At healthcare
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Jubilee Park Community Clinic Completed In Dallas
Jubilee Park Community Clinic in southeast Dallas has opened as part of a partnership between Parkland Health (Dallas), Jubilee Park & Community Center (Dallas), and mental health and social services agency Jewish Family Service of Greater Dallas (Dallas). The 15,000-square-foot, two-story community clinic houses a primary medical and dental clinic staffed by Parkland Hospital, a free mental and behavioral health clinic in partnership with the Jewish Family Service of Dallas, and free programs supporting nutrition and fitness by the Jubilee healthcare
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Treatment Resistant Depression | How To Manage?
Have you ever met someone who has depression and has lost all hope in their treatment? It can be because they don’t see any improvement in their condition. In spite of taking all medicines and therapies prescribed by their doctor somehow their body resists treatment. If yes, there is a chance they might have developed treatment resistant depression. I’ve worked in a psychiatric ward for some time and observed that some people stopped visiting their doctor after a few sessions. calmsage