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Great Falls Clinic Hospital Announces Expansion, Renovations
Great Falls Clinic Hospital in Great Falls, Mont., is planning to expand its 19-inpatient bed hospital with a $58 million project that will add 58,800 square feet to the existing facility, bringing the total footprint to 117,800 square feet. Phase one, scheduled for completion in August 2023, will see construction of the new hospital tower for a Cath lab suite, 10-bed intensive care unit, and procedural space. The second floor will include an 18-bed inpatient medical/surgical unit and the upper healthcare
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Types Of Stress: Eustress v/s Distress
In layman’s understanding stress is often viewed in a negative light. Little did we know that stress also has two sides to it, Eustress and Distress. I am assuming that most of us know about Distress, i.e. negative face of stress, but only a few know about Eustress, i.e. positive face of stress. Stress can be of an adaptive nature in many situations and knowing that will help us in dealing with all that energy. Basically eustress enhances functionality and calmsage
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Spring Depression: The “Reverse SAD” You Need To Know About
You’re familiar with “winter blues”, now get ready to learn about the “reverse SAD” or summer depression. Seasonal depression is a disorder where you experience depression-like symptoms, however, only when seasons change. In the DSM-5, seasonal depression or seasonal affective disorder (SAD) is categorized under major depressive disorder. But there’s a catch! While the seasonal affective disorder symptoms often occur during the winter months and improve by the time spring comes, the reverse SAD, or spring depression does the opposite. calmsage
mars 16, 2022Like
Living with Fibroids Videos
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mars 16, 2022Like
Sexpert-Approved Foreplay Advice You’ll Want to Try Out Tonight
Good, mutually satisfying sex requires a bit of time and energy to get right. To have an emotionally, physically stimulating experience, you and your partner(s) are going to want to do what you can to shift yourselves into a sensual and sexual mindset — this is where foreplay comes in. Think of it as the time you’re dedicating to shifting from your day-to-day you (the one picking dirty clothes off the floor, harassing kids about homework and trying to balance shek
mars 16, 2022Like
This $17 Sports Bra on Amazon Looks Just Like Lululemon’s — But It’s $40 Cheaper
If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, SheKnows may receive an affiliate commission. As much as we love Lululemon (and trust, the limit does not exist), the beloved brand isn’t the most budget-friendly on the block. If you’re in dire need of new sports bras but don’t want to part ways with a ton of cash, fear not, because Amazon has got you covered. Nearly 24,000 shoppers have given the the RUNNING shek
mars 16, 2022Like
Stress vs. Anxiety: What’s the Difference?
Stress vs anxiety — how are they different? Although stress and anxiety are both marked by abnormal brain activity and cause similar biological and behavioral responses, they’re actually clinically distinct. Stress is the body’s reaction to external threats and societal pressures. Chronic anxiety is a mental health condition that affects more than 40 million adult Americans and results from irrational and unrealistic threats. Let’s dive deeper into the difference between stress and anxiety. We’ll explain how to tell apart one talk
mars 16, 2022Like
UPMC Plans 636-bed Hospital
UPMC (Pittsburgh) is planning a new 636-bed hospital adjacent to its UPMC Presbyterian hospital in Pittsburgh, according to an article in post-gazette.com. The 871,462-square-foot facility will include 4,800 square feet of retail and restaurant space and enough parking for about 450 cars. The 17-story project will feature a glass façade with solar shades and metal panels at the top. UPMC plans to break ground on the project this summer. The post UPMC Plans 636-bed Hospital first appeared on HCD Magazine. healthcare
mars 16, 2022Like
Fear vs. Anxiety: How to Tell the Difference
Fear and anxiety are similar emotions that often co-occur and are easily mistaken for one another. Fear is a strong biological response to imminent danger. Anxiety is marked by apprehension and worry over things that may or may not occur. Both emotions can feel the same, but there are some important differences to note. To fully understand the difference between fear and anxiety separately, you must review their similarities and their differences. You can start by exploring the physiological, psychological, talk
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Learning to Read Tarot Totally Transformed How I Approach Self-Care
If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, SheKnows may receive an affiliate commission. I spent the earlier parts of my life decidedly in the “skeptic” column when it came to astrology, crystals and all things woo-woo. I got the appeal and the aesthetic, of course, but hadn’t really been interested beyond half-listening to friends expound the virtues of Rose Quartz or Carnelian. Having parted ways with the religion I’d been raised in, shek
mars 16, 2022Like
Long Covid Leaves Newly Disabled People Facing Old Barriers — a Sociologist Explains
By Laura Mauldin, University of Connecticut Up to one-third of COVID-19 survivors will acquire the condition known as long or long-haul COVID-19. The American Academy of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation estimates that long COVID will add as many as 22 million individuals to the U.S. population of disabled people. I am a sociologist and researcher focusing on disability. I am aware of the challenges awaiting newly disabled people living with what scientists call post-acute sequelae of SARS-CoV-2 infection, a condition Healthy
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Mental Health Center of America Opens In Phoenix
Mental Health Center of America (MHCA), a new outpatient mental health center, has opened in Phoenix, according to an article in abc15.com. The facility features a meditation room and breathing room. Services include psychological evaluation, individual counseling, neurofeedback, psychotherapy, psychiatric services, prescription management, and therapeutics services such as cryogenic treatments, cold plunges, and infrared sauna. The post Mental Health Center of America Opens In Phoenix first appeared on HCD Magazine. healthcare