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JENNIFER Coady Murphy is revolutionising the relationship, which people have with themselves, with their inner child, and with the conflict which they may have…
If you are a woman â and if youâre not, youâre more than welcome here, too â you have relationships of all shapes and sizes, closeness and casualness, complexity and simplicity. Whether you secretly feel lonely, consider yourself rotten at relationships, or feel like you have too many to ever grab a minute alone, I can guarantee that a significant portion of your mental energy is expended navigating and negotiating the connections you have with the people in your life. I hope youâre the kind of human being who will smile at the stranger passing you in the grocery stor...
Fall Wellness Week at Jumby Bay Island - 'A Journey Through the Senses' May 10, 2021 A Journey Through the Senses , from the 10 th of November 2021. Drawing inspiration from Jumby Bay Island’s ethos of living ‘life unscripted’ and combining this philosophy with the core essence of Paper & Diamond, A Journey Through the Senses will be an immersive 7-night/8-day wellness retreat that will equip participants with the tools to live a healthier, balanced and optimized life. THE RETREAT Throughout the duration of A Journey Through the Senses, the Paper & Diamond wellne...
Email 'I have to be able to take care of myself in order to take care of them.' Moms share joy, anxiety in a pandemic Meg Vogel and Amanda Rossmann, Cincinnati Enquirer Published 1:43 am UTC May. 7, 2021 Motherhood is never easy. It's amazing and miraculous and stressful and sometimes all at the same time. Being a mother this past year forced many to rethink their careers, their schedules and their dependence on one another to make it all work. While the pandemic's effect upon the family and the workplace is still be written, those who gave birth over the long months of the pandemic already k...
In this second of a two-part series on suicide, we will move from a discussion on the suicidal individual and ways to seek help for them to those who have survived the suicide of a loved one. Dr. Amy Canuso, a Psychiatrist at St. Anthony Regional Hospital, says she cannot stress to those individuals enough, this is not their fault. Suicide, she says, is often like someone drowning and you throw them a rope…but they don’t take it. Because they don’t take a hold of that lifeline and access a mechanism of survival, it is not your fault. You did not make that choice. And as is the case in m...