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Perinatal well being: training and screening in counseling

Perinatal health encompasses several women's mental health problems related to pregnancy and the postnatal period. During this time, clients may be at increased risk for depression, anxiety, and related mental health needs. Perinatal care providers often see clients for other needs such as infertility, miscarriages, and the loss and grief of infants and children. Why is it important for clinicians…

Calling bullies: Why it’s a must to rise up for your self

"Standing up for yourself doesn't make you argumentative. Sharing your feelings doesn't make you overly sensitive. And saying no doesn't make you loveless or selfish. If someone doesn't respect your feelings, needs and limits, that's it It's not your problem. They are. "~ Lori Deschene In Harper Lee's To Kill a Mockingbird, the main character, Atticus Finch, says, “I wanted…

Surgical procedure and train give the perfect ends in femoroacetabular impingement Article of the week # 18

A new systematic review suggests that surgery, compared to physiotherapy alone, provides better results for people with symptomatic FAI. However, a combined approach of physical therapy and surgery gives the best long-term results. In this post we will examine this systematic review and see what conclusions can be drawn from the systematic review and what changes we need to make…

See the entire gifted youngster

Assessing symptoms and determining a treatment plan for clients is never a simple or straightforward task. This can be especially the case when it comes to working with talented and doubly exceptional clients. Imagine that a highly intelligent second grader comes to your advice center. The child has some intense interests, which is not uncommon in gifted individuals, and they…

How I Forgive When Life Felt Painful and Unjust

"Forgiving someone does not mean that their behavior was" OK ". What it means is that we are ready to move on. Let go of the heavy weight. To shape our own lives on our terms without unnecessary burdens Forgiveness is pure freedom – and forgiveness is a choice. ”~ Dr. Suzanne Gelb It happened again. I was sitting across…