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Volunteer earthquake rescuer not covered for PTSD
Read more: http://www.3news.co.nz/tvshows/campbelllive/volunteer-finds-hole-in-acc-safety-net-2015050718#ixzz3sXNYUqgz “The doctor said, ‘There’s nothing else we can do for you Bill, we’ve done everything, what say we try the district health board for counselling for the earthquake?’” Counselling sessions, Mr Toomey says, “hit the nail on the head straight away. I could feel the difference each time I went in there.”…
Protect your partner after visiting Zika areas by practising safe sex
Men: Protect your partner after visiting Zika areas by practising safe sex. See https://t.co/TPlrvfecuB #Rio2016 pic.twitter.com/cl2ZMZPTa5 — Department of Health (@healthgovau) September 26, 2016
This is not you and I know it
I have bipolar. My ah ha moment just happened. Bipolar emotions can be dealt with if you deal with yourself first. https://t.co/5QIgON9KJr — The Good Men Project (@GoodMenProject) January 10, 2017 This is where my mental health journey began. We looked for doctors. We visited with quite a few of them. All seemed to say…
NZ most “progressive, inclusive & accepting” destinations
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Debunking myths about clergy sexual abuse in the Catholic Church.
https://www.psychologytoday.com/blog/do-the-right-thing/201003/six-important-points-you-dont-hear-about-regarding-clergy-sexual 1 of 6. Catholic clergy aren’t more likely to abuse children than other clergy or men in general. According to the best available data (which is pretty good mostly coming from a comprehensive report by the John Jay College of Criminal Justice in 2004 as well as several other studies), 4% of Catholic priests…