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Catherine gives thanks for donations as she rehomes the last of her rescue cats.

Catherine Sharp hopes someone can take over Katikati Rescue Cats.

MOST people in Wales would support reallocating road space in their local area for walking and cycling according to a new survey.

Working in a charity shop gives Maddie Davies, who has chronic fatigue, a new lease of life.

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To register visit https://fb.me/e/5labthxfJ Sharp is in Indigenous artist who is currently a student at the College of New Caledonia. Sharp studied painting at Bennington College in Vermont and is now expanding her education into a new medium with the colleges drawing classes. The work on display at Omineca Arts Centre uses natural materials such as leather, fur, wool, bark, thread, ink and paper and depicts her journey to find herself in the land. Sharps exhibit is on display until March ...

Year. every year thousands of american children are prescribed the drug and others like it. according to the national center for health statistics, 5% of teenagers aged 12 to 19 years old, do take an antidepressant now. is that necessary? or are we overmedicating our children? so joining us to discuss this is the author of the book, coming of age on zoloft. catherine sharp. catherine, welcome. >> thanks, alli. >> in your research in writing the book is it that more teenagers today are in need of...

With this in that it doesnt teach teenagers the coping mechanism to get through depression and anxiety you can just take medicine or is it helpful to be able to pop a pill? >> it can be a problem. i think pills definitely have a role to play. certainly, ideally they can help people to give them the energy and give them what they need to take a look at their lives and address any underlying problems that might be there. but, an approach where we give medication as a first line response, sometimes...