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juin 8, 2022Like
Is escapism good for your mental health?
We look at the pros and cons of taking a mental vacation when things get tough Escapism can come in many forms. Perhaps you find it when engrossed in a good movie or maybe when endlessly scrolling funny videos on TikTok. It’s that feeling you get when you lift yourself out of the here and now to somewhere else – somewhere that feels better for your mind. Over the last few years, I would hazard a guess that more of happi
juin 8, 2022Like
Suicide: the legacy for those left behind
❗ TRIGGER WARNING: This article discusses sensitive topics that some readers may find distressing. The topic of suicide is incredibly sensitive, and distressing to discuss, but it’s only by breaking the stigma that we can bring the subject into the light, and ensure those in need get help as soon as possible Suicide isn’t an easy topic to talk about, but many of us have been impacted by losing a loved one or friend, or know someone who has. That’s happi
juin 7, 2022Like
WSP USA Names New U.S. Property And Building Business Leader
Engineering and professional services firm WSP USA (Montreal) has named Alastair MacGregor as executive business line leader for the firm’s U.S. Property and Buildings business. MacGregor, who is based in the firm’s Irvine, Calif., office, succeeds Rick Rome. Prior to joining WSP, MacGregor held various leadership positions with an international infrastructure consulting firm. The post WSP USA Names New U.S. Property And Building Business Leader first appeared on HCD Magazine. healthcare
juin 7, 2022Like
How to Talk to Your Children About School Mass Shootings
Trigger Warning: Below we discuss some difficult and disturbing topics that can be triggering for some people. If you’re struggling, know that help is available. Don’t wait to reach out if you or someone you love is in a crisis and needs immediate support. The fact that we even need to have a discussion about mass shootings is terrifying for many parents, and if you’ve recently been wondering how to talk to your child about mass shootings, you’re not alone. talk
juin 7, 2022Like
How to Cope with Fear & Anxiety About School Shootings
Trigger Warning: Below we discuss some difficult and disturbing topics that can be triggering for some people. If you’re struggling, know that help is available. Don’t wait to reach out if you or someone you love is in a crisis and needs immediate support. There’s no other way to put it: we live in scary times. Times where we’re inundated with news of what feels like weekly, or even daily, coverage about the next mass shooting. Often, this news involves talk
juin 7, 2022Like
‘What Planet Can I Blame for This?’ Your Guide to Astrology & the Vibes for June 2022
Sometimes all we need to do is look at the cosmos to understand what the heck is going on with our world. Astrology is a perfect tool to help break down the current energies of our lives so we’re better equipped to lean into what’s happening rather than hide underneath our covers (which, truth be told, wasn’t a bad thing to do for the past two years). That being said, you might have noticed that things were a little wonky shek
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The Best Sex Positions for Short Women
If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, SheKnows may receive an affiliate commission. Ever heard the saying “we’re all the same height in bed” and promptly called bullshit? Do you have a partner who is adorably compact compared to you or crane-your-neck taller? Height differences can be a slight obstacle to navigate in the bedroom — especially when you and your partner are playing with more pronounced distance. But, real talk: when shek
juin 7, 2022Like
A Husband Feels Betrayed by His Wife’s Secret $30K ‘Get Out’ Fund & Reddit Has Thoughts
When you enter into a marriage, it’s not a surprise that you are choosing to make a lot of joint decisions — especially when it comes to finances. And while that in no way means anyone should feel bad about maintaining some degree of financial independence from their spouse (that’s generally a good thing for everyone!), that doesn’t mean that those aforementioned joint decisions become any less important. One poster in the notorious AITA subreddit had to grapple with the shek
juin 7, 2022Like
Listen Up
Long-term exposure to noise has been connected to a host of negative health impacts, from sleep disturbance and annoyance to the lesser-known impacts on cardiovascular health, the metabolic system, and the cognitive development of children. A 2020 briefing, “Health Risks Caused by Environmental Noise in Europe” by the European Environment Agency, estimated that environmental noise contributes to 48,000 new cases of ischemic heart disease a year as well as 12,000 premature deaths. In highly sensitive environments such as healthcare, the healthcare
juin 7, 2022Like
Good Sex With Emily Jamea: The Top 10 Health Benefits of Sex
I don’t know about you, but I love that things were once deemed indulgent but are now considered healthy. Dark chocolate? Hand it over. A glass of red wine? Yes, please! Good sex? Yeah, baby! It seems that we’re gradually moving away from the puritanical ideology of abstinence and restraint and giving into the truth that, well … pleasure not just feels good, it’s good for us. The fact is, humans are hard-wired to seek pleasure. Our brains are designed Healthy
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Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital Stanford To Renovate 1990s-era Building
Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital Stanford in Palo Alto, Calif., plans to modernize its obstetric and neonatal facilities, which will increase capacity for up to 20 percent more births. The renovation to the hospital’s existing 1990s-era West building will include a new labor and delivery unit with 14 private labor rooms, a specially designed antepartum unit with nine private rooms, 51 private postpartum rooms, 64 private neonatal intensive care rooms, three obstetric operating rooms, and an updated lobby. The project will healthcare
juin 7, 2022Like
Is COVID Resulting In New Psychiatric Diagnoses Months After Infection?
A new study out of Oregon State University looked at the risk of psychiatric diagnoses in the months after a COVID-19 infection. “Previous work during earlier parts of the pandemic reported a high risk of new mental health conditions occurring following COVID infection,” study author Lauren Chan told us. “This study was intended to determine if that risk still exists for patients in the US including patient data until Fall of 2021.” Guiding off of prior findings, researchers theorized they theravive