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Upending conventional wisdom, researchers say cannabis use doesn't hinder PTSD therapy - Vimarsana News

Upending conventional wisdom, researchers say cannabis use doesn't hinder PTSD therapy

Despite the risks associated with self-medicating for mental health issues, cannabis use may not be as disruptive to typical posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) therapy as once assumed, a Rutgers study has found.

'They get the truth': Project Harmony gets answers for kids, families impacted by abuse - Vimarsana News

'They get the truth': Project Harmony gets answers for kids, families impacted by abuse

For Giving Wednesday, KETV NewsWatch 7 partnered with an organization making a difference in the lives of children, helping over 8,000 a year who have experienced trauma, whether it's abuse and neglect or being a witness to a violent crime.

Source: ketv.com
KETV Giving Wednesday with Project Harmony - Vimarsana News

KETV Giving Wednesday with Project Harmony

Project Harmony is the place where healing begins, providing effective, immediate and sensitive support to children and caregivers who have experienced trauma.

Source: ketv.com
John Walsh praises Omaha's Project Harmony new initiative - Vimarsana News

John Walsh praises Omaha's Project Harmony new initiative

John Walsh called Project Harmony "the best and most impressive advocacy center in the country" at the organization's "Speaking of Children" lunch on Wednesday.

Source: ketv.com
Free swimming lessons aim to improve water safety in migrant communities - Vimarsana News

Free swimming lessons aim to improve water safety in migrant communities

An initiative offering free swimming lessons in some of Australia's diverse communities is hoping to address a critical gap in water skills and safety. The move comes as migrants continue to be over-represented in Australia's drowning statistics.

Source: sbs.com.au