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août 31, 2022Like
The Root of Anger & What Causes It
Anger is a common emotion that everyone experiences at some point or another in life. It’s a useful reaction that allows us to express opposition or hostility toward someone or something that you feel has wronged you. Certain situations can trigger different types of anger and leave you experiencing anything from a minor annoyance to sometimes entering a full-blown rage. Not all anger is unhealthy anger, though. Sometimes, it can actually be healthy anger if it’s not causing destructive behavior, talk
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Living With Fibroids
Did you know the vast majority of American women will probably get uterine fibroids by age 50? But despite being common, there’s not a lot of talk about fibroids in the national conversation on women’s health. Women trying to understand their fibroid diagnosis and treatment and management options often get incorrect information, which contributes to stigma about fibroids and can keep people who have them from reaching out for help. That’s why we’re excited to have joined forces with The Healthy
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Having A Partner Better For Avoiding Loneliness In Pandemic Than Having Children
Having a partner was more beneficial at avoiding loneliness during the first wave of COVID-19 than having children. Research published in the European Journal of Ageing found that whilst those without children and those without a partner were more likely to be lonely, those without a partner underwent a notable shift in their loneliness in the early stages of the pandemic. “Before COVID-19, older adults without a partner and without children were more likely than those with these ties to experience loneliness. theravive
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Understanding The Principles Of Trauma-Informed Care
Trauma is something that affects a large number of people. Did you know that 6 out of 10 men and 5 out of 10 women experience some kind of trauma at least once in their lifetime? That makes it 50%-60% of the entire population to be dealing with trauma. Knowing that almost half of the world experiences trauma (intense or light), makes me feel that the treatment for trauma should be responsible enough to cater the needs of trauma survivors. calmsage
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Could hypnotherapy be the key to cultivating confidence?
We explore an untapped resource in building confidence and self-love Self-acceptance, confidence and self-worth are all subjects I’m passionate about. Why? Because I believe the lack of these can have devastating impacts on our mental health. In building our sense of worth, we recognise our value and treat ourselves more kindly. This paves the way for better self-esteem and confidence as we realise our voice deserves to be heard and that we’re more capable than we think. It helps us happi
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The Power Of A Hug: How Hugs Make You Feel Better All Over
There’s no denying that a hug from a friend, partner, or parent can make all the worries of the world fly out the window. Did you know that an adult human needs four hugs a day for survival? We enjoy hugging our loved ones when we’re excited, happy, or want to share comfort but were you aware that hugging doesn’t just help your loved one feel better but a hug makes you feel better too? Seems like there are many calmsage
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Piedmont Medical Center Adding Facility In South Carolina
Piedmont Medical Center (Rock Hill, S.C.) is opening the Piedmont Medical Center – Fort Mill in Fort Mill, S.C., according to the website heraldonline.com. Situated on 40 acres, the 100-bed project will house: an emergency department (ED) six multispecialty operating rooms (ORs) 10 labor and delivery/recovery postpartum rooms 10-bed intensive care unit (ICU) 76-bed medical/surgical unit. The post Piedmont Medical Center Adding Facility In South Carolina first appeared on HCD Magazine. healthcare
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6 valuable tips to soothe your mind with food
The important link between diet and good mental health is often overlooked. So here are six practical tips to help you put positivity back on your plate Mental health has affected me in many ways over the years. I have watched close friends suffer and fail to manage illnesses, noticed mental health go uncared for, witnessed first-hand the stigma, and seen the personal struggles of people trying to get help, yet getting nowhere within an impersonal system. Following my own happi
août 30, 2022Like
How to Navigate ‘Over-Functioning’ in Relationships When One Partner Has ADHD
Welcome to Better Sex With Dr. Lexx, a monthly column where sex therapist, educator and consultant Dr. Lexx Brown-James shares expertise, advice and wisdom about sex, relationships and more. Approaching education about sex as a life-long endeavor — “from womb to tomb” — Dr. Lexx (AKA The #CouplesClinician) is your guide to the shame-free, medically accurate, inclusive and comprehensive conversations for you, your partner and your whole family. It’s year three of the pandemic, Monkey Pox is upon us, and Polio has just shek
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I Believe I’m Aging Faster Because I Have HIV
As told to Erica Rimlinger In 1985, I read magazine articles about a new, medical mass murderer: Human Immunodeficiency Virus, or HIV. It sounded awful but had nothing to do with my life. From everything I’d read and seen on TV, this newly discovered condition afflicted gay men and drug users. That wasn’t me. I was 28 years old and was seeing a man seriously, the first time I’d done so as a divorced, single mom. What I didn’t know Healthy