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“The opposite of depression is not happiness, but vitality, and it was vitality that seemed to seep away from me in that moment.” In a talk equal parts eloquent and devastating, writer Andrew Solomon takes you to the darkest corners of his mind during the years he battled depression. ThatContinue Reading
Sexual abuse often happens early in life. Most male victims 1st abused b/f age 10, according to the CDC. #strategiesforjustice — MaleSurvivor (@MaleSurvivorORG) October 6, 2014Continue Reading
How tall or short a person becomes is estimated to be 80% genetic http://t.co/i0isLwIz7w — HuffPost Living (@HealthyLiving) October 6, 2014 How tall or short a person becomes is estimated to be 80 percent genetic, with nutrition and other environmental factors accounting for the rest. The world’s people on averageContinue Reading
.@ABCOpen asked people living with mental illness to speak their mind. Hear their stories weeknights 8.20pm #MentalAs pic.twitter.com/XNagsAsGz5 — ABC2 (@ABC2) October 6, 2014Continue Reading
Unwanted sexting and cyberstalking. Great tips from Netsafe http://t.co/mgRmoR02ws — Stop Sexual Violence (@AreYouThatSome1) October 6, 2014Continue Reading
6 Healthy Relationship Habits Most People Think Are Toxic http://t.co/dnITJKkwCS via @goodmenproject – Dee Lancaster (@dee_lancaster) October 6, 2014 1. LETTING SOME CONFLICTS GO UNRESOLVED There’s this guy. His name is John Gottman. And he is like the Michael Jordan of relationship research. Not only has he been studying intimateContinue Reading
Coffee lovers, rejoice: Caffeine has a positive effect on memory: http://t.co/sxeFBOxrnk — Dr. Leonard Gordon (@drlengordon) October 6, 2014 Recent Johns Hopkins University research indicates that caffeine may enhance long-term memory. Participants who were given 200-miligram caffeine tablets after studying a series of images were better at distinguishing these sameContinue Reading
How would you help? You could cause a distraction or split ‘em up! #AreYouThatSome1 pic.twitter.com/kjg7q8cMUk — Stop Sexual Violence (@AreYouThatSome1) October 5, 2014Continue Reading
When babies sleep, they sometimes twitch. It doesn’t mean they’re dreaming, it means their brains are learning http://t.co/Yrie9LfIn7 — The Conversation (@ConversationUK) October 5, 2014 Related articles Sleep twitches teach babies how to move Twitches During Sleep Activate The Brain In a Unique Way, Study Finds Sleep twitches light upContinue Reading
October 1-7 is **BFRB** (Body Focussed Repetitive Behaviour) awareness week @RoseWiltshire Explains. ***Pls RT*** http://t.co/0q3sJbKGpR — Anxiety United (@AnxietyUnited) October 5, 2014 1) What is does BFRB stand for? BFRB stands for Body Focussed Repetitive Behaviour. It is an umbrella category describing compulsive behaviours which cause damage or injury toContinue Reading
