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juin 16, 2022Like
Black Women Have Many Risks to Their Mental Health. For Me, Juneteenth Is a Day of Healing.
The temperature climbed past 80 degrees as my children and I followed the marked route between historic dwellings in a suburban downtown district just minutes from our home. Their breath grew labored, their pace slowed in the early afternoon heat, and they were thankful for the breaks each time we stopped to listen to a new building’s history. We learned how the basement of a classic 19th-century mansion turned bed-and-breakfast had once been an overnight hiding place for hundreds of Healthy
juin 16, 2022Like
Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) & Aging Survey
HealthyWomen and the National Caucus and Center on Black Aging, Inc. (NCBA) are exploring what people know about HIV and aging, including diagnosis, treatment, testing, stigma and barriers to care. Changes in treatment options are increasing life expectancy for those with HIV. In 2018, over half (51%) of people in the United States with diagnosed HIV were ages 50 and older. We have built this survey to identify any gaps in knowledge to build education resources that help others learn Healthy
juin 16, 2022Like
Acing exam season with social media
It’s that time of year again and in the lead-up to the final weeks of exam season, students have been tackling their revision in a rather unconventional way Thousands of students will sit their A-Level and GCSE exams in the next few weeks before school’s out for summer, but with so much information to take in, this can be a particularly stressful time. MyTutor, a leading online tutoring platform, is determined to make it a little easier for students by happi
juin 16, 2022Like
Réfléchir trop vous pousse à douter de vous ces temps-ci ? Voila donc comment arrêter
» Quel est le remède pour cesser de me critiquer ? » Je me pose cette question depuis bien longtemps. J’ai toujours été une personne qui connaissait exactement le sens et le but de ses actions. Mais en prenant de l’âge, je réalisais des choses infimes et soudain, tout s’est mis à dégringoler. J’ai recommencé à douter de chacune de mes décisions, je remettais en question beaucoup de choses et, croyez-moi, je ne me rendais même pas compte de cela psychologue-brabant-wallon.be
juin 16, 2022Like
What Is Heteronormativity? How Does It impact us?
Have you heard of the term heteronormativity before? Do you know what heteronormativity means? Well, heteronormativity is basically an assumption or belief that some people have, i.e. the entire human rare is supposed to be straight (the only accepted romantic or sexual relation is that of between a man and a woman). In fact most of us have lived a heteronormatic life and many still continue to do so. Only those who are not homophobic or believe in the right of calmsage
juin 16, 2022Like
4 Tips To Speak Up About Your Pain Points With Your Dermatologist
Have you ever gone to a doctor’s appointment and left with more questions than when you arrived? Or met with your healthcare provider and felt nervous to speak up about what was bothering you? If you just did a mental hand raise, you’re not alone. Of the 8 million plus people in the U.S. who have psoriasis, nearly a third will develop psoriatic arthritis – a chronic, inflammatory condition that affects the skin and joints. Despite this prevalence, many patients miss shek
juin 16, 2022Like
It’s Worthwhile to Start Thinking About Your Vagus Nerve
The longest cranial nerve in your body, the vagus nerve begins just behind your ears and travels down both sides of your neck, across your chest and through your abdomen. It takes its name from the Latin vagary, because this bundle of nerve fibres literally wanders through your body, connecting your stomach, lungs, heart and other organs with your brain. The vagus nerve is involved with everything from speech, eye function and facial expressions to blood pressure and mood.The vagus best
juin 16, 2022Like
10 LGBTQ Support Groups To Join (And Follow) This Pride Month!
Over the years, many researchers have worked diligently to show that one of the biggest factors for the LGBTQ community is social support. Support not only from their community but from their loved ones, coworkers, peers, neighbors, and even strangers is important when it comes to the well-being of people who identify as LGBTQIA+. Moreover, building supportive relationships with other members of the rainbow community can help increase resilience, reduce feelings of isolation, and reduce the feeling of being invisible. In calmsage
juin 16, 2022Like
How To Identify Suicidal Behavior In Teens (Warning Signs)
Did you know suicide is one of the reasons which causes the most about of deaths in adolescents? It is in fact the second most leading cause of teenage deaths. One of reasons for this increasing number is not knowing the signs of suicidal teenager. It is very important for all of us to know the signs of suicidal tendencies in adolescents. There are always some warning signs that a suicidal teenager shows before actually committing suicide. Suicides can be calmsage
juin 16, 2022Like
Birth anxiety: what to do when you’re expecting the worst
Birth anxiety is a common experience, but it doesn’t have to rule you Birth anxiety is extremely common – thought to affect up to 80% of women, with a further 14% experiencing ‘tokophobia’, a severe fear of childbirth. And, if we take a minute to consider where this fear might come from, it doesn’t take long to come up with some hypotheses. “When we think about the images and perceptions of birth which flood our subconscious from early childhood, it’s happi
juin 15, 2022Like
Warm Weather Workout Clothes To Help Keep Cool This Summer
If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, SheKnows may receive an affiliate commission. Now that we’re in that sweet spot of mid-spring where we get our first taste of real hot afternoons (summer is coming!), outdoor workouts and warm-weather workout gear can make a powerful comeback for 2022. But it’s still hot out and even if you’re the type of person who really loves breaking a sweat, it’s definitely long past time shek
juin 15, 2022Like
As a Breastfeeding Mom Who Also Worked as a Lactation Consultant, I Thought My Breast Lump Was a Clogged Milk Duct
As told to Erica Rimlinger My three children and I had an easy time breastfeeding, and I nursed my children for as long as possible. Friends teased, “Those babies are old enough to ask for a soda,” but I didn’t care. I’m an insurance agent by trade and a health advocate by passion. I taught exercise classes for pregnant women and provided lactation education for women in the WIC program. I’m a cheerleader for wellness, and I promote the health-enhancing Healthy