Cyberchondria More Common in People Who Fear the Unknown
... More Common In People Who Fear The Unknown Got a weird rash on your arm? You might turn to Google to figure out what's wrong — but a new study suggests people who are afraid of the unknown should probably stay offline. Researchers from Baylor University found that people who dislike … Read more on Huffington Post Having your hair done – or reversing a car. The unlikely triggers that can … A lot of the recovery from a stroke is about the brain rewiring itself, and the younger brain is better at doing that.' Six months since her stroke, Cija can walk independently but slowly. She hasn't regained the use of her right arm or hand so can't … Read more on Daily Mail Read ...
Christian Substance Abuse Counseling: Substance Abuse and Relapse
There are reasons that are too many to mention here, but substance abuse relapse can be avoided if addressed properly.Substance abuse relapse is something that many families have to endure over and over again. This is not intentional that the addict wants to happen, but it happens for a number of reasons: 1. The addict did not get the right treatment 2. Treatment was not personalized 3. The addict did not get involved with a follow up program 4. The addict only underwent a thirty day rehabilitation process 5. The addict returned to old friends Read more... ...
Teaching Underclass Kids Which Fork to Use
... underclass kids which fork to use I was raised by grandparents who came from meager means and grew up through the Great Depression. I never went hungry, but we never had much in …. Professional/Career Counseling: I work in marketing. When I was a teenager if you'd asked me would … Read more on Scholars and Rogues My Take: How churches can respond to mental illness A study from Baylor University indicates “that while help from the church with depression and mental illness was the second priority of families with mental illness, it ranked 42nd on the list of requests from families that did not have a family member … Read more on CNN (blog) Read ...