Government Maternity Disparities Taskforce Only Met Twice Last Year
The government taskforce responsible for tackling disparities in maternity care only met twice in 2023, despite its terms of reference saying it would meet every two months.
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The 1 Word Therapists Say You Need To Stop Using With Yourself
If you’ve ever uttered sentences like “I should really spend some time cleaning,” “I should just get over this already” or “I should work on my presentation,” you may be “shoulding” yourself, according to therapists.
4 Things That Are Not Your Responsibility — Even If Your Anxiety Says They Are
Between work stress, family issues and just the reality of being human, it’s easy to feel the pressure of the world on your shoulders.
Therapists Say These 6 Common Habits Are Fueling Your Anxiety
Anxiety is a very normal but a very unwelcome feeling. Most of us would choose not to experience it if we could.
What You Need To Know About Addiction Transference
When Sam Thomas was 15 years old, he learned the word “bulimia” by reading an advice column in the paper. The person who had written in seeking help was a single mother who binged and purged after her children went to bed. While Thomas didn’t relate to her situation, he immediately recognized the behavior. He hadn’t known before that moment that what he was doing had a name.
6 Big Screen-Time Myths That Need To Be Busted
The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends, essentially, no screen time for babies under 18 months of age. Specifically, they advise “minimizing or eliminating media exposure, other than video chatting” for this age group and setting “media limits” for older children. The World Health Organization likewise recommends no screens under age 2 and a one-hour limit from 2 to 5 years: “Sedentary screen time should be no more than 1 hour; less is better.”
My Daughter Was Exhibiting Concerning Behaviors At School. No One Knew Why — Until Her Teacher Shared An Unexpected Observation.
In the Fall of 2022, I stood barefoot on my deck, phone in my ear, brown leaves gathered around my feet, listening to my daughter’s fifth grade teacher, Mrs. Barlow.
Abuse Runs Rampant At Utah 'Troubled Teen' Facility: Report
A Utah facility meant to treat teenagers with behavioral issues instead often left them abused and alone, according to a new report.
The Notes App Lists You Should Keep In Your Phone For A Happier, More Organized Life
The Notes app in your smartphone may be filled with random tidbits of information you’ve accumulated over the years: the name of a doctor someone once recommended, a good quote you heard on a podcast, a project idea for work or the link to a new recipe you want to try.