Monday, October 17, 2022

Task Force Recommends Depression, Anxiety Screenings for Children

Learn why experts say screenings are increasingly important with the influx of social media as well as the aftereffects of the COVID-19 pandemic.
 
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Task Force Recommends Depression, Anxiety Screenings for Children
Task Force Recommends Depression, Anxiety Screenings for Children
Learn why experts say screenings are increasingly important with the influx of social media as well as the aftereffects of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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What Are 'Blue Spaces' and How Can They Benefit Mental Health?
 
What Are 'Blue Spaces' and How Can They Benefit Mental Health?
An 18-country analysis published in the Journal of Environmental Psychology found that children exposed to blue spaces, such as inland lakes and coastal areas,...
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Tips for Avoiding Burnout and Functioning at Your Best
 
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Taking steps to cope with stress and exhaustion can get you back on a path to feeling better and performing at your best.
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Level Up Your Life: 15 Life-Changing Books and Tools to Spark Hope and Healing this Holiday
 
Level Up Your Life: 15 Life-Changing Books and Tools to Spark Hope and Healing this Holiday
Find hope, joy, and resilience with these top gift picks.
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What's the Difference Between a Panic Attack and an Anxiety Attack?
 
What's the Difference Between a Panic Attack and an Anxiety Attack?
Do you know the difference between a panic attack and an anxiety attack? We explain the symptoms and how to treat these conditions.
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Why Petting a Dog is Good for Your Brain
 
Why Petting a Dog is Good for Your Brain
Researchers say dogs can improve brain activity in humans, even after they've left the room. The research could be important for certain therapies.
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Don't Bring Your Vibrator to Rehab with Comedian Pam Gaslow
 
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Today's guest, comedian Pam Gaslow, tells us how she learned that you can't take a vibrator, or teddy bear for that matter, to rehab. Pam lets us in on the ups and downs of her journey to sobriety, and the role humor has played in her experience.
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