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Hope for all struggling with mental health

Ruth shares her remarkable journey of resilience, detailing her arduous battle with mental breakdowns, a harrowing experience with an unresponsive doctor during a week-long bout of insomnia, a perilous 30-foot fall from her apartment building, her strenuous rehabilitation, and the heartwarming discovery of…

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Author BLOG Books Mental Health Psychiatrist Suicide

Defying the Odds: Her Path to Victory

Ruth tells her story to Betsy in this interview about how she overcame her many challenges from having breakdowns, a negligent doctor who wouldn’t listen to her when she didn’t sleep for 7 days, her 30-foot fall from her apartment building, her rehab,…

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Anixety BLOG Books Lesbian Mental Health Music

Music and her fantasy imagination helped her survive

They delve into the realm of music and discuss how Adele’s vibrant imagination played a pivotal role in helping her navigate the formidable challenges of her journey through adolescence, has proven invaluable in understanding her resilience

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Author BLOG Books Death Mental Health Trauma

True Story of Loss, Courage, Hope, and Survival

The book documents Kim’s heart-wrenching journey through grief, as well as her relentless quest to find Jack’s remains, guided by intuition and supported by her remarkable community.

When Pain Becomes a Habit: Unraveling Brain Behavior

Change the brain’s behavior, and your pain will either go away or be minimized so the person can go on with their life.

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Addiction Author BLOG Books Death Mental Health Muscular Dystrophy

Your Only Job for Being Alive is to be You

Jonathan discussed the five levels of consciousness, and how we will not move forward if we stay in a victim mentality, and worry what others think about us!

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Abuse BLOG Health Mental Health Non Profit Work Place Abuse

Toxic work environments can have major impact on you

They discussed work overloads, handling grieving in the work environment, and how people in management would benefit from creating a positive atmosphere. Also discussed how employers should consider flexibility with employees who have children or who are caregivers. Everyone would enjoy working in…

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Abuse BLOG Child Welfare Mental Health Non Profit Yoga

Trauma affects us even in our adult lives

How trauma affects us even in our adult lives, the stigma surrounding mental healthcare issues, and why Gina started a Non-profit organization to help people be in a safe environment to discuss issues such as trauma, grieving, mindfulness, head and body connections, social…

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Ageing Alzheimers BLOG Brain Politicians

Should there be an age limit for elected politicians

Given that age is the number one risk factor for developing Alzheimer’s disease and related dementia, Lisa offers extensively researched facts to support why the time has possibly come to ask ourselves if age should now become a consideration in qualifying a person…

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Attorney BLOG Caregivers Caring for the Caregiver Families Mental Health Speeech

Tips on self-care for the caregiver

Mary Elaine Petrucci discusses how important self-care is for the caregiver, Three Keys of Caregiving are Organization, Planning, and Self-Care