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août 18, 2022Like
How to Cope with Stress in Your Daily Life
Stress is common and, unfortunately, not something you can totally avoid in life. It can be tricky, though, too, because, believe it or not, there’s such a thing as both good and bad stress. Thankfully, though, plenty of excellent stress therapy options and coping mechanisms can help you manage the harmful types of stress when you need to. When you learn how to deal with stress effectively, you can minimize the impact it has on your day-to-day life and protect talk
août 18, 2022Like
Rio Vista Behavioral Health Expansion Hits Project Milestone
Behavioral healthcare services provider Acadia Healthcare (Franklin, Tenn.) topped out the expansion project at Rio Vista Behavioral Health in El Paso, Texas. The 52,000-square-foot addition comprises two behavioral hospital units with 40 additional beds, outdoor recreation spaces, a one-story outpatient center, and 14,000 square feet of added parking. The project is expected to be completed in spring 2023. Adolfson & Peterson Construction (Minneapolis) is the construction manager on the project. The post Rio Vista Behavioral Health Expansion Hits Project Milestone healthcare
août 18, 2022Like
Disenfranchised Grief: Signs, Causes, & Coping Tips
Everyone will experience grief at some point during life. It can be after the death of a friend or loved one, or from a divorce, pregnancy loss, a major life change like moving away from your closest support circle, or even pet grief. For some, they take even longer to grieve, resulting in prolonged grief disorder, while others experience anticipatory grief before experiencing a loss. However, grief doesn’t come in the form of a “typical” experience for some people, where talk
août 18, 2022Like
Young people’s mental health referrals hit a record high
New data collected by the NHS reveals the number of young people referred to emergency mental health services rose by 37% in May this year. With NHS waiting times still climbing, Young Minds are asking the government to step up This week, it was reported by the Independent that 982 under-19’s had been referred to crisis care teams in May 2022. This reflects a 37% increase in referrals from the previous month and is the highest figure since pre-Covid. At happi
août 18, 2022Like
A Guide For Introverts: 6 Quick Ways To Recharge Your Social Battery
“I’m very picky with whom I give my energy. I prefer to reserve my time, intensity, and spirit exclusively to those who reflect sincerity.” – Dau Voire This quote accurately describes an introvert, doesn’t it? Introverts are a unique bunch. In a social setting, when everyone else is mingling, you find yourself drifting into your mind after a while. As an introvert, you can lead a conversation but after a while, your concentration will begin to wane and you’ll eventually calmsage
août 18, 2022Like
How to shelter from the storm and create your own sanctuary
Whether it’s a physical or mental space, discover your own personal sanctuary and take a moment to retreat In 2021, researchers from the University of Oxford had a breakthrough. The culmination of 15 years of research and clinical practice, they trialed a new way of treating patients with psychosis: The Feeling Safe Programme. Working on the basis that fear can exacerbate persecutory delusions and lead to behaviour that isolates and ostracises people, the programme helps people develop new memories of happi
août 17, 2022Like
How to Use Astrology to Better Understand Your Partner
“Baby, what’s your sign?” has come a long way from a cheesy pick-up line to a legitimate question that might make or break your relationship. Okay, maybe, that’s a tad dramatic (Leos will appreciate that!). However, astrology is a great tool when it comes to understanding yourself and your relationships on a more conscious, and cosmic, level. “In my experience as a couples therapist, the more each partner is aware of themselves and their patterns, the easier they can relate shek
août 17, 2022Like
St. Louis VA Plans $1B Renovation At John Cochran Veterans Hospital
St. Louis Veterans Administration Health (VA; St. Louis) is planning a $1 billion renovation for its John Cochran Veterans Hospital in St. Louis, according to the website stlpublicradio.org. Plans include adding 700,000 square feet of new buildings, including a 142-room patient tower with private rooms, and expanding the existing emergency department and operating space. The project is expected to utilize earthquake-resistant design strategies. The post St. Louis VA Plans $1B Renovation At John Cochran Veterans Hospital first appeared on HCD Magazine. healthcare
août 17, 2022Like
Cuningham Appoints New CEO
National design firm Cuningham (Minneapolis) has appointed Jacqueline Dompe as CEO. Dompe has more than 20 years of industry experience. In her new role, she will oversee the firm’s strategic direction and planning. The post Cuningham Appoints New CEO first appeared on HCD Magazine. healthcare
août 17, 2022Like
My journey with fillers began when I was 18. By my 20s, my face was permanently scarred from cosmetic procedures.
As told to Erica Rimlinger I grew up in the UK, and for most of my teenage years, I couldn’t smile in photos. I was convinced I looked hideous. I covered my mouth when I laughed and turned my face when I felt someone looking too close. When I was 18 years old, I was flipping through Vogue magazine when I read the headline, “How to fix your gummy smile.” Within days I was in the aesthetician’s chair getting lip Healthy
août 17, 2022Like
The Best Free Online Yoga Videos That Can Save You a Trip to the Studio
Looking for a workout that’s a mix of challenging and soothing? Yoga is one of the easiest at-home exercises to try when you want to strengthen your body, up your flexibility and be a bit gentler to your mind (after all, the practice is known to increase strength and beneift people dealing with depression and anxiety). But if you don’t like to get all bendy and sweaty in a group class (fair!) or can’t make it over to your neighborhood shek
août 17, 2022Like
Your Psoriasis and Joint Pain May Be Connected. Ask Yourself These Questions to Help Assess Your Pain
On average, one in three people with psoriasis will develop psoriatic arthritis—a chronic, inflammatory condition that affects the skin and the joints. While the exact cause is unknown, the two linked conditions are believed to start with excess inflammation inside the body. Diane, a psoriasis and psoriatic arthritis advocate, began to develop symptoms at a young age. She was only 25 when her joint pain, swelling and stiffness became unbearable. “My knees and shoulders bothered me the most,” she says. “There shek