Blog – Lire les derniers articles
avril 26, 2022Like
My Anxiety Makes Forming & Maintaining Friendships a Challenge
In my final month of high school — when every course transformed into a study hall — I audaciously decided to check my college email in the middle of AP government. There it was — the message from the residence association welcoming me to campus and providing a list of suggested items to bring. I browsed the list starting with the usual stationary supplies, and then, I saw it: egg crate mattress pad. I gasped. “What is it?” my friend shek
avril 26, 2022Like
Sharing a Bed With Your Partner Might Not Always Be the Healthiest
We know sleep is a necessity in life, but what happens when you start literally sleeping with another person? Relationships come with a number of compromises, and bedtime is one of them. What was once a solitary experience becomes yet another thing couples choose to do together. Not only are your sleeping-in-starfish-position days over, but you also now might find yourself having to fight over covers and mattress comfort and potentially deal with snoring. Even the heaviest of sleepers can shek
avril 26, 2022Like
How to Be Happy Again: 14 Tips
Just be happy. It’s easy, right? For some of us at the present moment, wrong. If you’ve ever found yourself thinking I just want to be happy again…you’re not alone. Depression, life changes, or a multitude of other life–stressors can often leave us feeling blue, but remember, feelings are just temporary. Life is full of ups and downs, and the ebbs and flows don’t come and go without our emotions attaching to them. You might be experiencing one of those talk
avril 26, 2022Like
Mayo Clinic Health System To Open New Hospital In Wisconsin
Mayo Clinic Health System (Rochester, Minn.) broke ground on a new 70-bed hospital in La Crosse, Wis. The six-floor project will include a surgical and procedural floor with pre- and post-surgery rooms; endoscopy suites; cardiac catheterization labs and interventional radiology; medical-surgical units; intensive care and progressive care units; and family birth center as well as flex space for future growth. The hospital is scheduled to open in late 2024. The post Mayo Clinic Health System To Open New Hospital In healthcare
avril 26, 2022Like
Laura Brand: “I love learning in adulthood”
Creator of The Joy Journal for Grown Ups Laura Brand joins Happiful’s podcast to talk about creativity, connection, curiosity and her passion for lifelong learning Laura Brand, author of The Joy Journal for Grown Ups: 50 homemade craft ideas to inspire creativity and connection, joins I am. I have to share that she’s still ‘the weird child’ at heart and why learning as an adult is so important to her. Read an interview about The Joy Journal for Grown Ups happi
avril 26, 2022Like
Face Time: Ryan Conover
The associate at The Lighting Practice in Philadelphia shares some lessons on lighting design and how teaching impacts his firm work. What do you like best about working in healthcare design? I’m fascinated by how children experience healthcare environments, especially as a father of two little girls. As adults, many of us have developed an understanding of what to expect when we step into a hospital, but for children it can be more intimidating and scarier. Lighting design can make healthcare
avril 26, 2022Like
12 Examples Of What NOT To Say To Someone With BPD
Having a loved one with a borderline personality disorder (BPD) isn’t easy. This personality disorder makes it difficult for a person to process or manage their emotions. Living with BPD means dealing with self-image issues, mood swings, behavioral changes, insecurity, and instability. A borderline personality disorder usually begins to show during teenage years and early adulthood. Did you know that women are more likely to be diagnosed with BPD than men? Well, some experts believe that this could be because calmsage
avril 26, 2022Like
Staring at an Image of Yourself on Zoom Has Serious Consequences for Mental Health – Especially for Women
By Roxanne Felig, University of South Florida and Jamie Goldenberg, University of South Florida In the past few years, people across the world have spent more time on video chat programs like Zoom and FaceTime than ever before. These applications mimic in-person encounters by allowing users to see the people they are communicating with. But unlike in-person communications, these programs often also show users a video of themselves. Instead of catching the occasional glimpse of themselves in a mirror, now Healthy
avril 26, 2022Like
Pope Architects Announces Rebranding Effort
Architecture and interior design firm Pope Architects (St. Paul, Minn.) is rebranding to Pope Design Group to reflect its full-service architecture and interior design services. The branding campaign includes a new logo and website. Additionally, the firm is relocating to a new office building in St. Paul. The post Pope Architects Announces Rebranding Effort first appeared on HCD Magazine. healthcare
avril 26, 2022Like
New Study Looks At Suicide In Long Term Care Facilities
A new study published in Frontiers in Public Health looked at antidepressant use and suicide rates in adults aged 75 and older. “The study is about suicide in Swedish older adults aged 75+ residing in long-term care facilities (LTCF),” study author Khedidja Hedna told us. “We also aimed to investigate risk factors including use of psychoactive medications and psychiatric and medical conditions.” According to previous studies, it has been shown that in the US, over 27 per cent of long theravive
avril 26, 2022Like
Air Pollution Associated With Depressive Symptoms In Adolescents
Air pollution is associated with depressive symptoms in adolescents. Researchers at the University of Denver found that even in neighbourhoods that met air quality standards, exposure to ozone gas lead to symptoms like sadness, difficulties concentrating and thoughts of suicide in adolescents over time. “We’ve known for a while that exposure to air pollution is harmful for our physical health. It can increase the risk of asthma, heart disease, and other problems. However, less attention has been paid to potential mental health theravive
avril 26, 2022Like
How To Keep Your Pelvic Floor Happy and Healthy
When Michiko Caringal was in her late 20s, she experienced chronic pelvic pain so bad that, at its worst, she couldnt even bear to be huggedmuch less have sex. Over the course of two years, Caringal visited a number of doctors to address her pain. They all brushed her off. I also have bipolar disorder, so people thought I was having a depressive episode or that it was just in my head, says Caringal, who recalls one doctor actually suggesting best