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With virtual therapy appointments, phone calls and even text services, it’s not hard to find time in your life for therapy — the bigger challenge can sometimes be finding a therapist who fits your
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Ten tips that will improve your life, now!
So, fill up on fiber-rich foods like oatmeal, apples, prunes, and beans that keeps your body from absorbing too much
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Nelson's Counseling & Wellness Supports Clients Naturally | The Savannah Tribune
Nelson’s Counseling and Wellness is a private practice offering individual, family, group, and couples counseling. Mrs. Seketa Bing-Nelson, owner and counselor, is a mental health therapist specializing in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Dialectical Behavior Therapy, and Mindfulness training. What
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Woman Charged With Assault After Confrontation With 11-Year-Old Black Girl
According to The Augusta Chronicle, Skhylur Davis was retrieving her grandmother’s mail on May 11, when Elizabeth Shirey confronted her for stealing mail from her
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Meet Helena Collins, LPC | Dallas Weekly
No one is ever prepared for a complete upheaval of life as they know it. And certainly, Americans weren’t prepared for the coronavirus pandemic and all that came with it- mass sickness and death, job loss, and for most children, a drastic change in daily routines. Add to that racial tension and
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Muddy Waters
Muddy Waters was a twentieth century African American blues musician. He is deemed the “father of modern Chicago blues” and influenced the 1960s generation of England which resulted in the appearance of British
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Africa: Better Access to Stories Can Improve Adolescent Lives in Africa
The United Kingdom Research and Innovation fund's Accelerate project is working with adolescent groups in Africa to understand how young people see their lives in terms of
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Stop the abuse! - CPSFA concerned about impact of child abuse on mental health
The Child Protection and Family Services Agency (CPSFA) has expressed concerns about mental health issues among children who are victims of
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Black mental health needs to be acknowledged in Chauvin guilty aftermath - TheGrio
A long exhale was released by many in the Black community as former Minneapolis Derek Chauvin was found guilty of... View Article The post Black mental health needs to be acknowledged in Chauvin guilty aftermath appeared first on TheGrio.
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The psychology of the Guyanese man and COVID-19
There has been uproar in our society about why, despite there being an information overload on the novel coronavirus, that most men still seem to be overlooking safety precautions by not wearing masks, not practicing social distancing and “liming” when they should be at
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‘I Fell Into Something So Dark’: Gabrielle Union Opens Up About Depression And Suicidal Thoughts
The "L.A's Finest" star was transparent about her recent mental health woes.
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Florence Griffith Joyner
Florence Dolorez Griffith Joyner was an American athlete, who is considered to be one of the fastest women of all time. She was also known for being a trend setter on the field, with her fashionable outfits and long nails. She was born in Los Angeles, California on December 21, 1959 and raised in
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11-Year Old Black Girl Assaulted By Neighbor, Falsely Accused of Stealing Her Mail
Aiken, SC — Skhylur Davis, an 11-year old girl from South Carolina, says she was scared when her white neighbor assaulted her and falsely accused her of stealing her
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BOOK REVIEW: The witty adolescence of an African girl
A plucky young girl in West Africa tells the story of her growing up in the novel Of Women and Frogs by Bisi
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(1926) George S. Schulyer, “The Negro-Art Hokum”
Negro art “made in America” is as non-existent as the widely advertised profundity of Cal Coolidge, the “seven years of progress” of Mayor Hylan, or the reported sophistication of New Yorkers. Negro art there has been, is, and will be among the numerous black nations of
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Authors pull study flagging hydroxychloroquine risks
The Lancet on Thursday retracted a study that raised safety fears over the use of a drug favored by President Donald Trump to treat Covid-19, after the paper's authors said they could no longer vouch for its underlying
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Group of matrics call on Bishops school to condemn racism and oppression
Some matric pupils at Cape Town's Bishops Diocesan College have compiled a list of demands they want met that deals mainly with the oppression of minorities, in a memorandum handed over over to the
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How To Retool Your Retirement Plan In The Midst Of COVID-19
“COVID-19 has caused a lot of retirees and those approaching retirement to rethink their plan for retirement,” says Dennis Notchick, a certified financial planner for Stratos Wealth Advisors
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How to Care for Your Mental Health If You Have COVID-19 | Brothers on Sports
Research finds that one in five people who test positive for COVID-19 remain asymptomatic. At the same time, getting vaccinated does not protect us from contracting the virus; it only protects us from having severe symptoms, and should we test positive for COVID-19 even if we have already been
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Decolonising the mind from the paradox of the edifices of slavery
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Bullying Beyond the Playground: Ways to Overcome Bullying for Youth and Adults. | Chicago Defender
Bullying, the act of seeking to harm another person, is prevalent both within the school setting and within the work setting. It is estimated that one in every five students experience bullying, with 23% of those being African-American students. With the increase in suicide among young
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How COVID-19 Is Affecting Mental Health Practitioners
And how will therapists and mental health practitioners be able to help us, if they’re not also helping
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Ben Carson
Ben Carson is a famous surgeon, who is well known for the surgeries he has performed to separate conjoined twins. He was born in Detroit, Michigan on September 18, 1951 to Sonya and Robert Carson. Sonya came from a poor Baptist family, and had married Robert at the age of 13. When she found out her
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Kenya: One Woman's Race to Save Girls From 'The Cut', Early Marriage
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Adrian Thompson Named Interim Equity & Inclusion Administrator For Department Of Corrections - The Seattle Medium
Dr. Adrian Thompson has been named the Interim Equity & Inclusion Administrator for the Washington Department of Corrections (DOC) by DOC Secretary Stephen
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Anita Hill
Anita Hill is a lawyer, activist and educationist who laid allegations of sexual harassment against a U.S. Supreme Court Justice named Clarence Thomas. She was born on July 30, 1956 in Oklahoma and was the youngest of 13 children born to Albert and Erma Hill. Her family were farmers from Arkansas
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Using emotional intelligence during the COVID-19 pandemic
BY BOTHWELL MATEWE Globally, countries are responding differently to the second wave of COVID-19 variant, with some having introduced more intense measures such as strict lockdowns. These have focused much on the physical wellbeing with minimum attention to the mental wellbeing which is so
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POV: Changing Racist Hearts: Police brutality
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