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The Journey of Living Well: Author Patricia (Trish) Heitz

09/06/2024

Living in T.H.R.I.V.E. As a family caregiver, it seems like you are the giving tree; always giving, never receiving. It’s important that you find balance between giving care and taking care of you. Here are some ways to work on…

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Coping with Guilt: A Guide for Family Caregivers

07/31/2024

Coping with Guilt: A Guide for Family Caregivers, Author: Carolyn Dowdy Guilt is a common emotion among family caregivers, often stemming from the immense responsibilities and elevated expectations they place on themselves. Even sometimes the guilt may come from situations…

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Perfection is a Lie: Three Tips to Staying Healthy and Fit all Year Long, Author: Carolina Marrelli, I.N.H.C.

06/30/2024

If you are like most people, you were excited about 2023 and went into the new year wearing rose-colored glasses. Maybe you had even written out some resolutions/goals for yourself and began with gusto. Until something called REAL LIFE came…

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Want to Stop Overreacting? Try Affect Labeling, Author Jeffrey Bernstein, Ph.D.

05/30/2024

How naming emotions calms you down. KEY POINTS• Over-the-top emotions can cloud our judgment, impair decision-making, and strain relationships.• Affect labeling works on the idea of cognitive reappraisal, where we rethink the meaning of our emotions.• Affect labeling shows that…

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Balancing the Complexities of Navigating a Career While Managing the Responsibilities of Being a Caregiver, Author: Karen Schnupp

04/29/2024

Most working individuals must balance the duties and responsibilities of their job with the responsibilities in their personal lives to include raising children or even grandchildren, while maintaining and nurturing a relationship with their significant other. In addition to each…

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Integrating Distance Caregivers into family-centered, Quality Cancer Care, Author: Carolyn Dowdy

03/29/2024

In an era characterized by globalization and mobility, the traditional concept of caregiving hasexpanded beyond geographical boundaries. Distance caregiving has emerged as a significantaspect of contemporary family dynamics, challenging individuals to provide support and carefor their loved ones from afar.…

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Caring for a Spouse and Navigating Adult Children’s Demands, Author: Jeffrey Bernstein, Ph. D.

01/28/2024

Managing the input of grown children can be difficult while caring for a spouse. KEY POINTS My client Linda cried to me in session, “I am so caught in the middle. Kevin and Sue, my two adult children, keep trying…

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Unveiling the Potential: What Can Hypnosis Do for You? Author: Janet Goldman, Hypnotherapist/Coach

12/31/2023

Have you ever wondered if hypnosis could help you achieve your goals? Well, the truth is that hypnotherapy offers a broad spectrum of benefits. From personal development to behavioral changes and stress management, it has proven to be an effective…

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Are You a Caregiver Without Knowing It? 

11/30/2023

Caring for a loved one is often a role we take on willingly and selflessly. Whether it is looking out for an aging parent, providing emotional support to a friend going through a tough time, or assisting a family member…

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Why Do Employees Not Feel Supported at Work for Mental Health Well-being?

10/30/2023

In a Zippia article of 2022, only 15% of U. S. employees feel adequately supported by their companies in terms of their mental well-being. This statistic raises the question: What factors contribute to this low level of feeling supported? Over…

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