When thinking about the way the COVID pandemic has shaped and altered our world over the past year most people don’t think about how this may have a direct result on eating disorders and those who struggle with them, but the impact is huge. There is a complicated relationship between food and individuals with eating
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Thanks to MENTOR National Health and the Harvard T. H. Chan School of Public Health, January became National Mentoring Month in 2002. National Mentoring Month has three focuses: to raise awareness of mentoring and the need for mentors, to recruit individuals to mentor, particularly in areas where there is a waiting list, and to promote
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Finding the right counselor or therapist can feel a lot like dating. It requires time, energy, and self-awareness. For some, it can be uncomfortable sharing the intimate details of your life with someone you don’t know. Others have a more idyllic vision of their relationship with their professional. Most simply want someone who understands them,
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A summer camp unlike any other! Your child will learn more about what makes them feel the way they do and what to do when those feelings come. Let trained mental health counselors teach your 3rd-5th graders about their feelings. Kids will learn what causes their feelings to get so intense, and what to do
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Author: Brene Brown Year Published: 2015 Categories: Insecurities, Fear of Failure, Self-worth, People-pleasing, Parenting Review: Brene Brown’s book, Daring Greatly, is described well by the subtitle of how the courage to be vulnerable transforms the way we live, love, parent, and lead. Based on extensive research and personal experience, the author explains how vulnerability is
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