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mai 27, 2022Like
Is a lack of mental health support affecting school children’s education?
As nine out of 10 school staff feel that children’s education is suffering due to a lack of mental health support, what can be done to better support the next generation? In research conducted by the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy (BACP), it was found that nine out of 10 school staff felt that children and young people’s education is suffering due to a lack of mental health support. Surveying school staff in England, 64% of respondents shared that happi
mai 27, 2022Like
Laura Brand: permission to play
Laura Brand is on a magical mission to help us all embrace creativity and welcome joy into our lives. Through her new book, The Joy Journal for Grown-ups, she’s gifting us with permission to be curious and play, in the most beautiful and nature-inspired ways Close your eyes for a moment, and think back to when you were a child. What type of playful, creative activity did you love? Now ask yourself: when was the last time you did that happi
mai 26, 2022Like
Copy of From Shame to Advocacy: My Decades-Long Journey Living — and Thriving — With HIV
As told to Nicole Audrey Spector The year was 1986. I was 39 years old and newly wed to the love of my life, with whom I bought my first house. My three daughters and stepdaughter were both grown, married and doing well. I loved my job in the finance industry. My life was good — no, my life was wonderful. One day, my company hosted a blood drive. Considering that millions of Americans need blood each year, I didn’t Healthy
mai 26, 2022Like
Gun Violence Quietly Became the Number One Cause of Death in American Children as of 2020
Atop COVID-19 and a subsequent national youth mental health crisis in the U.S., American children are now facing what has quietly became their deadliest public health threat yet: gun violence. Officially outranking car accidents as of 2020, firearm-related injuries have emerged as the dominant cause of death of American children and adolescents, according to recently released mortality data from the CDC. 2019 and 2010 also saw children’s firearm-related deaths increase by a whopping 29.5 percent — a number that’s more shek
mai 26, 2022Like
Growing Older With HIV
In 1986, Stephanie Brooks Wiggins had just moved from Brooklyn to Baltimore with her soon-to-be husband and was excited to start their new life together when she was diagnosed with human immunodeficiency virus (HIV). She was barely 40 years old. “I was very naive. I had never heard of HIV,” Brooks Wiggins said. Her biggest worry was her new husband. “How was I going to tell him that I had this disease that was going to kill me?” Now 76, Healthy
mai 26, 2022Like
The Hottest Memorial Day Sex Toy Sales To Ring In Summer 2022
If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, SheKnows may receive an affiliate commission. Holiday weekends are a great time to browse sales on everything from cute deck chairs to warm weather ‘fits — you know, things that can make you feel or look really good heading into the summer months. But sex toys are another way to feel really good, NSFW-style — and it never hurts to save a couple bucks on shek
mai 26, 2022Like
El insomnio no es solo una molestia. Puede tener efectos graves en tu salud.
La primera vez que Erika Zar visitó a un doctor por su incapacidad para dormir o por insomnio, tenía 9 años. “Recuerdo principalmente que me preguntó cuántas bebidas gaseosas tomé”, dijo. Desafortunadamente, el doctor no pudo ayudarla. El insomnio de Erika continuó hasta su vida adulta, empeorando sus problemas de salud mental. “Por muchos años antes de que aprendiese a manejarlo, el insomnio sin duda fue un factor que empeoraba la ansiedad y la depresión que he tenido toda mi Healthy
mai 26, 2022Like
My Life Really Began When I Got My Breast Cancer Diagnosis
As told to Shannon Shelton Miller I always dreamed of being a professional singer. Growing up in the church, I began singing from an early age and I have a passion for soulful R&B. For too long, my dream remained just that — a dream. I got married, had children and immersed myself in raising a family. I was so focused on taking care of everyone else that I ignored the pain I felt in 2015 while breastfeeding my third Healthy
mai 26, 2022Like
A Quest for Significance Gone Horribly Wrong – How Mass Shooters Pervert a Universal Desire to Make a Difference in the World
By Arie Kruglanski, University of Maryland Agonizing questions are being raised by the recent tragic mass shootings at a school in Texas and a supermarket in Buffalo, New York. As in the recent years’ similar acts of horror at a synagogue in Pittsburgh, a Walmart in El Paso, and a mosque in Christchurch, New Zealand, people want to know how such senseless acts of violence can even happen, why they happen so often, and whether anything can be done to Healthy
mai 26, 2022Like
Axia Women’s Health Opens AccessNow Clinic In New Jersey
Independent women’s health group Axia Women’s Health (Voorhees, N.J.) celebrated the grand opening of its AccessNow clinic in Sewell, N.J. The 2,022-square-foot facility, which offers walk-in, same-day, weekend, and evening OB/GYN services, includes four exam rooms, a procedure/ultrasound room, two consult/telehealth rooms, and a private office for financial counseling. The post Axia Women’s Health Opens AccessNow Clinic In New Jersey first appeared on HCD Magazine. healthcare
mai 26, 2022Like
What Your Odor Says About Your Health
There’s body odor, and then there’s body odor. Sure, we can all get a little stinky from time to time — and that’s to be expected — but sometimes an unusual body odor can be the result of an underlying condition. We asked Dr. Sharon Allison-Ottey, executive director of the COSHAR Healthy Communities Foundation and a member of HealthyWomen’s Women’s Health Advisory Council what odors are simply a part of life — and when we should be concerned. The science Healthy
mai 26, 2022Like
Green Salad Roll-Up
Yields: 1 Servings 1 cup romaine leaves or other lettuce 1/4 cup alfalfa or mung bean sprouts 2 radishes 1/4 cup canned chickpeas 2 tablespoon carrots 1 tablespoon fat-free Italian dressing 1 teaspoon red wine vinegar 1 large flour or vegetable-flavored tortillas Directions: In a medium bowl, combine lettuce, sprouts, radishes, chickpeas and carrots. In a small bowl, combine dressing and vinegar. Pour over salad and toss to coat. Spoon greens onto one side of tortilla. Roll like a cone. Healthy