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Howard Brown Health Plans Five-story Replacement Clinic
LGBTQ healthcare organization Howard Brown Health (Chicago) is planning a replacement clinic in Chicago. The new five-story 91,000-square-foot project will include clinical and administrative spaces, a rooftop terrace, and underground parking. Retail is planned for the first floor. The project team comprises Eckenhoff Saunders (Chicago; architect), McHugh Construction (Chicago; general contractor), and Inland National Development Company (developer; Oak Brook, Ill). It is slated for completion in 2023. The post Howard Brown Health Plans Five-story Replacement Clinic first appeared on HCD healthcare
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UCSF Opens Nancy Friend Pritzker Psychiatry Building
The University of California San Francisco (UCSF) opened the Nancy Friend Pritzker Psychiatry Building in San Francisco. The new facility houses mental health care, research, and training services. Situated adjacent to UCSF’s Mission Bay campus, the five-story, 150,000-square-foot project includes a child, teen, and family center, rooftop garden, therapeutic kitchen for families of patients with eating disorders, therapy gym, and sleep clinic. The project team includes ZGF Architects (architect; Los Angeles), Hathaway Dinwiddie Construction Co. (general contractor; San Francisco), and healthcare
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Less Students Attempt Suicide In States With Hate Crime Laws
Fewer high school students attempt suicide in states that have enacted hate crime laws that protect LGBT+ people. Researchers from the University of Indianapolis and The Ohio State University found that the reduction in suicide rates didn’t only occur among sexual and gender minority students, but also among heterosexual students. “In our study, we exploited differences across states in the presence and nature of hate crime laws to estimate what effect, if any, these statutory variations had on rates of suicide attempts theravive
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Mental Flossing: News Ways To Floss Your Mental Mess!
No no no, I am not talking about dental flossing, it’s mental flossing! Wondering, am I going to clean your mind to protect your brain from mental health issues? Well, you are somewhere right! Mental flossing is just like dental flossing. The only difference is that dental flossing removes germs and protects your teeth from cavities and mental flossing cleans up your mental mess and protects you from mental health issues like stress, anxiety, depression, negative thoughts, and more. Not calmsage
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Is There A Link Between ADHD And Lying? Here’s What You Need To Know
Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder or more commonly known as ADHD is a neurodevelopmental disorder that may cause one to engage in impulsive, inattentive, and hyperactive behaviors. According to the CDC, in the United States, more than 9% of children aged 2-17 are diagnosed with ADHD. Among this number, boys were diagnosed more than girls. Among the symptoms of ADHD, the three common symptoms include impulsivity, hyperactivity, and inattention. Experts also believe that among the consequences of ADHD symptoms, lying can be calmsage
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Do You Fear Being Pregnant? Let’s Learn How To Overcome Tokophobia…
Human existence depends on human reproduction. Most people dream of having their own little family one day, be it giving birth on their own or adopting a child. Many mothers claim that no matter how hard childbirth was for them, they’d do it all over again just to experience the feeling of holding their newborn in their arms. Having said that, there are many others who do not wish to go through that pain again not because they don’t love calmsage
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Teen Love Lives Are Extremely Online — But Parents Can Help Them Stay Safe & Sex Positive
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. Over the last three years it has become abundantly clear how integral social media can shek
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The Easiest Exercises for Keeping Your Poop Healthy
Let’s be honest: pooping on the regular just feels better. However, staying regular is not always an easy thing. Our diet, stress, medication, and staying inactive can lead to constipation. So how do we get things moving and grooving down there? While diet can certainly help, incorporating some key fitness moves can also help your toilet troubles. “Movement is highly beneficial when it comes to things like digestive health,” personal trainer and health coach Hannah Daugherty tells SheKnows. “So in shek
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Embracing This ‘Divorce’ While His Wife Was Pregnant Saved Carson Daly’s Marriage
Sometimes divorce really is the best option. This is true for partnerships that need to come to an end and for patterns and behaviors that just aren’t working anymore. Carson Daly and his wife Siri found this out first-hand when they decided to get “sleep divorced” in 2019 — a cutesy term for when couples decide that sharing a bed at night for actual sleep just isn’t the move anymore. Daily had previously brought up his very much amicable sleep shek
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Cambridge Health Alliance Plans Center for Inpatient Child & Adolescent Psychiatry
Cambridge Health Alliance (Cambridge, Mass.), which provides child and adolescent inpatient mental health services, plans to open the Center for Inpatient Child & Adolescent Psychiatry in Somerville, Mass. The project will comprise 42 inpatient beds and outdoor recreation space for child, adolescent, and specialized youth patients with autism or neurodevelopmental needs. The post Cambridge Health Alliance Plans Center for Inpatient Child & Adolescent Psychiatry first appeared on HCD Magazine. healthcare
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Are You Getting Enough Sleep?
A new study published in Scientific Reports looked at the epidemiology of accelerometer-based sleep parameters in US school-aged children and adults. “The study is about the age, gender and racial distribution of objectively measured sleep parameters in the US population,” study author William V. McCall told us. “We are hoping to provide statistics on when people sleep, how long they sleep and their sleep efficiency in different age, sex and racial groups from a sample representative of American populations.” According theravive
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Playing well in pre-school lowers risk of mental health issues later in life
Children who play well with peers when they are pre-school age have better mental health later in life. Researchers from the University of Cambridge found that the capacity to play well with other children, known as “peer play ability” has a protective effect on the mental health of a child. “We found that children who can play well with other children when they are aged 3 tend to enjoy better mental health outcomes when they are aged 7. Our study shows theravive