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septembre 22, 2022Like
The 4 Styles Of Parenting And Their Impact On Children
Over the years psychologists have been trying their best to understand how parenting works with upbringing and how it can affect a child’s behavior. Whether we like it or not, our parenting styles can affect our child’s social, mental, and emotional growth. Developmental psychologists have been working specifically in this field of study and have found some astonishing facts. Finding the actual cause of a specific problem or behavior pattern can be quite hard but a lot of things can calmsage
septembre 21, 2022Like
Long COVID Is Going to Change How We Talk About Disability
After contracting COVID for a second time, Lori Wiitanen-Parker’s entire life was turned upside down. The 52-year-old mother had already battled the disease in December of 2020, but when it returned in July of this year she knew something was wrong. She began experiencing severe fatigue, heart palpitations, a constant ringing in her ears, chronic foot pain and a hard time swallowing among other things. She met with doctors who were unable to provide any real solutions, but they knew shek
septembre 21, 2022Like
What Is Squirting Exactly?
If you watch a decent amount of porn — or otherwise travel in circles that talk about orgasms a lot — you might’ve heard a thing or two about ejaculation or “squirting” that can sometimes when a person with a vagina orgasms. Squirting over the years has gone from a taboo topic to a sought-after bedroom experience for some people. A big reason many people used to feel more ashamed or less excited about the idea of squirting when they shek
septembre 21, 2022Like
Identifying the Signs & Causes of Burnout
If constant workplace or life stress makes you feel exhausted, unable to cope, or disillusioned, you may be experiencing symptoms of burnout. Unfortunately, burnout is far from a rare occurrence in the workplace these days. Many people in all different roles and industries face chronic workplace stress levels that result in burnout — from overworked entry-level employees to career-driven C-level executives. A recent Gallup study reports that roughly two-thirds of all full-time employees encounter burnout. Healthcare professionals and teacher burnout talk
septembre 21, 2022Like
Fast Facts: What You Need to Know About Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS)
Medically reviewed by Robyn Faye, M.D. September is polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) awareness month. Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) is one of the most common hormonal disorders in women. Yet, up to 75% of people who have PCOS remain undiagnosed. We reached out to Robyn Faye, M.D., an OB-GYN with Abington-Jefferson Women’s Health Care Group and a member of HealthyWomen’s Women’s Health Advisory Council, to find out what you should know about this condition. What is PCOS (polycystic ovary syndrome)? PCOS Healthy
septembre 21, 2022Like
How to Deal with Adult Bullying
Bullying is typically associated with the childhood years, but it can be a serious issue for adults, too. According to a survey conducted by a Harris Poll, 31% of people have been bullied as an adult. Bullying can be intimidating at any age, and many adults aren’t sure how to respond to it. Adult bullying often looks different from the types of bullying we hear more about amongst children. Learn ways to recognize the behaviors of adult bullies and how talk
septembre 21, 2022Like
Cooper University Health Care Plans $2B Expansion Project In New Jersey
Cooper University Health Care (Camden, N.J.) is planning a $2 billion expansion of its Camden campus with the addition of three clinical buildings over the next 10 years, according to the website pressofatlanticcity.com. Construction of the first building, which will house clinical care and education services, is scheduled to begin next year. The post Cooper University Health Care Plans $2B Expansion Project In New Jersey first appeared on HCD Magazine. healthcare
septembre 21, 2022Like
Michelle Elman: “Boundaries ultimately make your life easier”
From the meaning of boundary setting to the benefits of good communication, Life Coach and author Michelle Elman shares her expertise on establishing healthy boundaries and living an easier life as a result “Boundaries are how we teach people to treat us. It’s what is and isn’t acceptable,” Life Coach and author Michelle Elman explains. “It’s the line between who we are and who the world wants us to be.” Michelle’s definition of what boundaries are is a great and happi
septembre 21, 2022Like
Feel Like You’ve Wasted Your 20s? Here’s What To Do To Regain Perspective
It’s not wrong to refer to our 20s as a phase in our lives as “defining”. In our 20s. We all have that youthful exuberance that we can’t seem to shake off and no matter what we do or how we do it, we feel like it is going to define our next decade and so on. With so much pressure on one soul to enjoy their life in their 20s, it’s common to think that you’ve wasted your 20s calmsage
septembre 21, 2022Like
6 ways life coaching for mums and parents can help
Becoming a parent can bring so much joy, but there can be challenges with this new chapter. Here, we explore how coaching can support you Any time we move into a new stage of life, there is a mixture of emotions that come with it. Even the most positive and joyful transitions like getting married, moving home or starting a family can be stressful. In fact, these are often cited as the most stressful moments in life. If you have happi
septembre 21, 2022Like
9 Benefits Of Spending More Time Alone
We all cannot deny how much we feel disconnected from the world, especially when we are looking forward to great weekends. Also, modern society has completely changed the idea of being alone. Anciently, being alone was used for those people who considered themselves as losers or something. Meanwhile, alone time is the need of an hour in today’s world. Solitude is not our enemy, instead, it helps us to connect with ourselves again. Being alone does not mean go into calmsage
septembre 21, 2022Like
Are You Overreacting? Here’s How To Tell And How To Stop Overreacting
“It is not our stress that kills us, it is our reaction to it.” – Dr. Hans Selye Have you ever told yourself after reacting badly to a situation, “I may have overreacted”? It’s not an uncommon practice to overreact and trust me when I say this; what’s an overreaction to you, might just be an appropriate emotional response to someone else. An emotional overreaction is valid and the one who experiences such high-intensity emotions often tries to minimize their calmsage