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Then Sings My Soul Saturday ~ I Will Rise
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Debbie
It's Then Sings My Soul Saturday. Yay; I really needed this today.Earlier this week I planned to post another song that a fellow blogger shared with me. I loved the song. However, I can't seem to get this song out of my head. I wake up to it in the morning and can't seem to shake it throughout my day.So, I had to post it for you. It's called " ...
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Healing Testimonial
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Michele Rosenthal
Shh! Can you hear it? If you listen closely you will hear the sound of another survivor healing….Today’s survivor guest post is very special to me. It comes from a woman I met a few months ago, a woman struggling with PTSD and with an event so traumatic in her history she would not even tell me what it was. I told her she could feel be ...
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Sometimes it helps to take a ste ...
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Michele Rosenthal
Sometimes it helps to take a step back and view the whole PTSD recovery process from a distance, as if, say, you are a product in development. Nike, McDonald’s and KFC have their own well defined concept of who they are and who they want you to see them to be.In constructing a post-trauma identity you, too, must be clear about how you want pe ...
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Last week I was wondering abouth ...
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Michele Rosenthal
Last week I was wondering about how often we speak about our PTSD experience. This week I’m musing about how often we speak about our trauma itself. I meet many survivors who don’t want to reveal the details of their trauma at all. In my clients, all of whom are survivors, most won’t speak about their traumatic experience in detai ...
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Topics for Everyone Topics for Combat Stress
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Michele Rosenthal
A busy week in inspiring PTSD news. First, I want to introduce you to a PTSD Desert Storm Navy vet who, with the help of a PTSD Operation Iraqi Freedom Army vet, is launching an incredible new project: Check outOperation PTSDfor some true healing inspiration. The official launch will be November 11th; for now, you can read about how one vet sees P ...
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STRESS and a long run : )
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KasondraI.
StressA lecturer when explaining stress management to an audience, Raised a glass of water and asked 'How heavy is this glass of water?' Answers called out ranged from 20g to 500g. The lecturer replied, 'The absolute weight doesn't matter. It ...
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Bipolar Artist Creates Awareness Through Art
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loveisthecure
This guy has a pretty cool site.His name is Bob Childs and he created a book of illustrations and poetry sharing his struggle with bipolar disorder in a creative and beautiful form.I hope to see borderlines doing some of this in the future.http://www.shhhnotalking.com/
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Mental Health Awareness In The Digital Age
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loveisthecure
For a modern mental health awareness campaign to be successful, I believe it needs to be:1. InteractiveYoung people today want everything now and they demand flexibility that comes with interactivity. They want to explore and express. They want to make what you have to offer uniquely theirs and the complexity that comes with in interactive interfac ...
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Why We Use The “B” Word
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loveisthecure
Can you believe your eyes? Yes, we use the “B” word all the time..on our websites, in our marketing materials, everywhere! And, why haven’t you noticed? As a matter of fact, you have..Some of you like it and some of you don’t. I have been receiving some complaints about our flagrant use of the word “borderline”, ...
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Triple Pundit
By Dave Ohara, Data Center Consultant and Publisher of GreenM3.comPhoto Courtesy of GoogleI have been writing on the Green Data Center topic for more than two years. After more than 1,000 blog posts, one of the things that I have found is the name “data center” doesn’t mean what most people who don’t work on them think they ...
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