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Tri-City Medical To Add Mental Health Center
Tri-City Medical Center plans to break ground on a $20 million replacement mental health center on its campus in Oceanside, Calif., according to the website sandiegouniontribune. Tri-City’s behavioral health unit closed in 2018. The new 14,400-square-foot, single-story facility will include a 16-bed unit. The project is scheduled for completion in 2023. The post Tri-City Medical To Add Mental Health Center first appeared on HCD Magazine. healthcare
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Mid-year wellbeing reset: Feel the benefits in five days
The summer months are a great time to rethink our relationship with social media and incorporate more mood-boosting time outdoors. So when Very offered us the opportunity to try a five-day reset, we jumped at the chance… I admit that, in recent months, I’d become a self-care hypocrite. My phone tells me as much with weekly usage reports creeping up and up and its tiny screen being my first and last sight every day. I write and speak about mental happi
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‘I Have No Appetite’: Why Can’t You Eat Anything (And What To Do If You Have No Appetite)
“Food brings people together on many different levels. It’s the nourishment of the soul and body; it’s truly love.” – Giada De Laurentiis Food gives our body the energy it needs but it is also something that gives equal nourishment to our brains. Your gut and brain work in tandem to regulate your need to eat (or not). If you find yourself wondering, “I have no appetite” then it may be a sign of something wrong. A lack of appetite can calmsage
juillet 7, 2022Like
One of Our Favorite Clitoral Vibrators Is Now on Amazon & Will Be on Sale Early for Prime Day
If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, SheKnows may receive an affiliate commission. One of the longer-term love affairs we’ve had in the last few years is one with Stylecaster x Betterlove’s Stella — the amazing, clitoral-focused vibrator designed by our sisters at Stylecaster and Ella Paradis. And because we’re always down to spread the love around here, we’ve very excited to share that this beloved vibe is on Amazon. Like, right shek
juillet 7, 2022Like
Worried Sick: When Worry Impacts Your Physical Health
It happens to everyone at some point — a familiar nervous feeling that comes with a racing heartbeat, fast breathing, sweating, and sometimes trembling. Being nervous is normal, and can even be healthy, but when that unsettled feeling occurs more regularly, or when it begins to affect everyday life, something more may be going on. Sometimes what starts as a simple worry can turn into something much more, and can even end up causing physical symptoms that you need to talk
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‘What Planet Can I Blame for This?’ Your Guide to Astrology & the Vibes for July 2022
It’s officially summer now! We’ve celebrated the summer solstice, and hopefully you made some intentions for the season. Now that we’re in Cancer season, it’s a good time to unite with friends and family for dinner parties and beach-time while also taking the time to show yourself some TLC. It’s really normal to feel all the feels during Cancer season – Crabs are notoriously sensitive and love a good wallow — and given the current political climate, it makes sense shek
juillet 7, 2022Like
How Hot Is Too Hot for the Human Body? Our Lab Found Heat + Humidity Gets Dangerous Faster Than Many People Realize
By W. Larry Kenney, Penn State; Daniel Vecellio, Penn State; Rachel Cottle, Penn State, and S. Tony Wolf, Penn State Heat waves are becoming supercharged as the climate changes – lasting longer, becoming more frequent and getting just plain hotter. One question a lot of people are asking is: “When will it get too hot for normal daily activity as we know it, even for young, healthy adults?” The answer goes beyond the temperature you see on the thermometer. It’s Healthy
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When Stigma Kills
July is National Minority Mental Health Awareness month. On Feb. 14, 1995, Fonda Bryant was prepared to die. She planned to take her life that day, and made one final call to her Aunt Spanky, a relative three years older who felt more like a sister than an aunt. Bryant told her she could have her shoes, a statement that set off alarm bells. “She asked me, ‘Are you going to kill yourself?’” Bryant said. When Bryant responded affirmatively, Aunt Healthy
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Healthcare Design Names 2022 Rising Stars
This year, the editors of Healthcare Design selected nine individuals as the winners of the magazine’s annual Rising Star awards program. The program celebrates the outstanding achievements of professionals who have worked in healthcare design for fewer than 10 years. Winners are those who have demonstrated a commitment to this industry and have made meaningful contributions that help establish them as future leaders. The 2022 Rising Stars are: Ryan Conover, associate, Light + Health, The Lighting Practice (Philadelphia) Annette Couvillon, healthcare
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The Five Stages of Grief :Be Your Own Healer
Grief is a very personal emotion and an equally intimate experience is mourning, one that definitely does not follow a linear or neat schedule. But, knowing what stage of grief you are in can help you cope with your emotions and create self-awareness to accept the emotion and the subsequent experience. Grief is one of those emotions that you can deal with in the best manner with your own power and will. The external sources of support will be there calmsage
juillet 7, 2022Like
“As soon as you make the call to Samaritans, you are wholly supported”
To raise awareness of Samaritans and the support they offer to everyone, listening volunteer and previous caller Kay shares her story of picking up the phone and the difference it made to her life “I can say without irony or agenda, that person I spoke to saved my life,” Kay asserts on Happiful’s podcast I am. I have. Kay is now a listening volunteer for Samaritans and dedicated to helping people when they need it. She knows from first-hand experience happi
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HCA Florida Lawnwood Hospital Opens $100M Tower
HCA Florida Lawnwood Hospital in Fort Pierce, Fla., hosted a ribbon cutting ceremony to celebrate the opening of a new $100 million tower. The four-story tower has 32 medical/surgical beds. Additionally, the project expanded pre-operative and recovery areas and added three operating rooms (OR). The third and fourth floors are shell space for future growth. The post HCA Florida Lawnwood Hospital Opens $100M Tower first appeared on HCD Magazine. healthcare