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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
Today’s the final day to submit to the Heal My PTSD, LLC, contest! Are you ready for a little healing action? Read the guidelineshereand then shoot me an email. The prize? A little something to help progress your PTSD feeling better quest.In the meantime, a slew of interesting topics this week, including the connection between stress and gast ...
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raining cats and dogs!
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KasondraI.
It is pouring this morning! no walk. MY hip is killing me anyways. maybe i started running too much too soon, it felt so good though!! for breakfast i had all mixed up (a plumb, a more than 1c of greek yogurt, cinnamon, flax, sunflower seeds, extract) then on the side i had my wraped up PBJ+Sunflower seeds+yogurt+light layer of spinach (the bag w ...
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ways to keep your cravings at bay
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KasondraI.
i have found from my experience that it is much easier to eat to live rather than live to eat if i am well nourished and in balance! Things i need to feel in balancebe honest with my energy in vs. energy out - keep it in balenceeat slowly and include as many senses as i canbuild my meals around what will build and nourish me!understand that vegtab ...
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Motivation for Morgan
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OurHealth
It's been 7 days since I've worked out. I've been eating like a desperate baby monster. I feel like the blazed out turtle in the picture. I'm dehydrated...feeling asthmatic...and overall annoyed. So, I've decided to publicly motivate myself to get out of this funk. 10 Reasons I should go for a walk today: 1. I feel like crap. 2. It's a bea ...
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BPD Gets Some Media Attention
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loveisthecure
Finally,we are beginning to see an increase in well deserved media attention being paid to BPD. In a recent LA Times article, Shari Roan spotlighted BPD as a growing healthcare concern. I really think it has always been a healthcare concern but there hasn’t been enough understanding and research done in order to access what BPD is, how severe ...
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Triple Pundit
Right before I boarded a plane recently, I noticed a Body Shop in the terminal next to the gate. The Body Shop has been a leading business that incorporates social and environmental values into its operations. It was founded by the late Anita Roddick, one of the emergent leaders in the expanding and evolving “green” business movement.Ro ...
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Triple Pundit
By Deborah Fleischer, Green ImpactGreen America’s Green Business Conference was the yenta of the green business world yesterday when it hosted its Product Expo: Marketplace and Community Connections. Participants were invited to set up a business display at this product expo that was modeled after the ever so popular speed dating concept.Th ...
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Triple Pundit
Can fun make people exercise more? Can fun make people recycle more? Can fun improve safety? Won’t it be fun to find out? Now through December 15 TheFunTheory.com is sponsoring a contest to prove the concept that fun is the best way to change peoples’ behavior for the better. The site is looking for submissions of ideas and inventi ...
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ATP: Aliens, Triangles, and Physicians
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epistemocrat
Prelude:Check out Keith Norris' post "Sugar: The Bitter Truth" re: sugar toxicity on Theory to Practice. Then return here...ATP: Aliens, Triangles, and PhysiciansNutrition Education in Medical School Curriculum“You are not what you eat; you are what you do with what you eat. And what you do with fructose is particularly dangerous&rd ...
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