Opioid Dependence and Opioid Use Disorder by Osmosis
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Found on youtube.com HERE
5 Ways To Make Your Spiritual Practices More Sustainable by Christine Dimmick March 17, 2019 — 13:48 PM Like many people on a spiritual journey, I meditate daily, practice yoga and reiki, and regularly cleanse my home with herbs. Over the years, I’ve amassed quite a collection of stones, jewelry, Palo Santo, and the like. But… Read More 5 Ways To Make Your Spiritual Practices More Sustainable By Christine Dimmick
Therapist’s Pick/Book of the Month Therapist: Dawn Krull MA, MS, TLLP Theme: Mindfulness, reflection Don’t Sweat the Small Stuff…and it’s all small stuff by Richard Carlso, PH.D.(1997) is a great coffee table book that reminds us to slow down and enjoy life. It’s packed with stress management and personal growth tips and techniques. The sections… Read More Book of the Month: Don’t Sweat the Small Stuff…and it’s all small stuff by Richard Carlso, PH.D.
The Dog Isn’t Sleeping: How To Talk With Children About Death March 4, 20197:00 AM ET Heard on Morning Edition By: CORY TURNER Death first visited me on a Thursday. I had a brown ‘n’ serve roll in my hand and a Vesuvius of buttered mashed potatoes on my plate. It was Thanksgiving and my 7th birthday, 1983. My… Read More The Dog Isn’t Sleeping: How To Talk With Children About Death by Cory Turner
4 Common Meditation Myths You Shouldn’t Fall For By consciousreminder Meditation is considered to be one of the best forms of healing. It alleviates anxiety and improves personal health. I am sure that you have been introduced to the idea of meditation by someone at some point in your life. There are people who attend yoga… Read More 4 Common Meditation Myths You Shouldn’t Fall For By consciousreminder