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JD Schramm

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WATCH: Revealing a Heartbreaking Secret on the TED Stage

JD Schramm | May 23, 2013 | TED Weekends
No conversation, no matter how meaningful and powerful, can bring back the millions we've already lost to suicide. The loved ones of these victims also have a thirst for conversation and our efforts to engage with them may very well prevent the next loss to suicide if we can all continue to break the silence and share our journeys.
Lea Lane

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What I've Learned From My Best Friend's Suicide

Lea Lane | May 23, 2013 | TED Weekends
Sometimes, especially when a person seems to have a satisfying life, we dismiss suicidal signals that would otherwise alert us. I know this first-hand.
Jimmy Nguyen

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Speak Up With Jimmy: Ji Wallace, Part 4 (VIDEO)

Jimmy Nguyen | May 23, 2013 | Gay Voices
Ji talks about creating his "Find Your Silver Lining" Foundation to educate people about HIV and help people living with HIV/AIDS. He plans to lead HIV-positive hikers on a seven-day trek on the Kokoda Track in Papua New Guinea to raise awareness about HIV/AIDS in that nation.
Ladan Soltani

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Twenty Motivational Ideas to Keep on Exercising!

Ladan Soltani | May 23, 2013 | UK Lifestyle
Time to muster up fun, inspiring ideas for all levels of exercisers. There are still unconventional ways to expend calories without having to go to the gym! 'No pain, no gain? Not in my world. Just dedicate your work-out to someone you love and believe me, there will be no pain, only pleasure!
Dr. Howard Samuels

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8 Ways to Prevent Relapse

Dr. Howard Samuels | May 23, 2013 | Healthy Living
s relapse going to be part of your story? Maybe. But if you open yourself up to the possibility that there might be a way to prevent relapse from becoming a part of your recovery, you may find yourself not only clean and sober, but immersed in a life worth staying clean and sober for.
Rev. Amy Ziettlow

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The Healing Role of Music During Times of Change

Rev. Amy Ziettlow | May 23, 2013 | Healthy Living
The power of choosing a song to demarcate a liminal period lies in the truth that in-between times are uncomfortable and music helps tether us to collective meaning and memory while empowering us to move forward into the future.
Joseph Nowinski, Ph.D.

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Are Alcoholism and Addiction in Our Blood?

Joseph Nowinski, Ph.D. | May 23, 2013 | Healthy Living
Probably the best information we have about the hereditability of alcoholism comes from studies of twins, and specifically those that compare identical twins with fraternal twins.
Amanda Riva

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Traveller With a Gluten Allergy? Use This Handy Guide

Amanda Riva | May 23, 2013 | Canada Living
Alright! It's time to start planning your summer vacation! For those of you with celiac disease or other gluten intolerance this can often pose a problem (or at least barrier). To help, we've selected a few of the world's most spoken languages and created 11 translations to help you explain that you have an allergy to gluten and what foods contain it.
Sara Esther Crispe

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The Joker

Sara Esther Crispe | May 23, 2013 | Healthy Living
All it takes is one good card. One good card has the potential to win over other good cards. And from that one step, that other foot is so much more likely to follow.
Dr. Debbie Magids

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Living in the 'Should's

Dr. Debbie Magids | May 23, 2013 | Healthy Living
Is the "should" you're doing getting in the way of you having the life you want? Is it contributing to you being unhappy? If the answer is yes, then you owe it to yourself to start making some new choices and releasing yourself.
Bruce Davis, Ph.D.

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There Are 50,000 Thoughts Standing Between You and Your Partner Every Day!

Bruce Davis, Ph.D. | May 23, 2013 | Healthy Living
With all the thinking go on, what chance does our heart have to breathe, feel, and experience life, no less make contact with our significant others? The crowded mind makes for an overcrowded heart with little room for ourselves and less room for anyone else.
Tara Brach

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A Heart That Is Ready for Anything

Tara Brach | May 23, 2013 | Healthy Living
There's a bright light of awareness that shines through each of us and guides us home, and we're never separated from this luminous awareness, any more than waves are separated from the ocean.
Dr. Karen Becker

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10 Common Mistakes Cat Owners Make

Dr. Karen Becker | May 23, 2013 | Healthy Living
Cats require specialized care, which is a fact even many cat lovers don't realize. Here are 10 of the most common mistakes I see cat owners make.
James Brown

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A Light Look at Naughty Gurus and Yoga's Five Steps of Suffering

James Brown | May 23, 2013 | Healthy Living
How does perception of another individual become so skewed that we are shocked when we learn of their mortal shortfalls? And why does seeing the dark side of a teacher hurt so much more than if the corner grocer or local barista does the same thing?
Ron Culberson, MSW, CSP

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Questions Make Good Connections

Ron Culberson, MSW, CSP | May 23, 2013 | Healthy Living
The people I admire are the ones who know how to ask me a good question. They know how to carry on a conversation by doing nothing more than asking something about, well, me. If you'd like to be a better questioner as a way of being a better connector, consider the following.
Dr. Suzanne Steinbaum

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Find Health by Rewriting Your Story

Dr. Suzanne Steinbaum | May 23, 2013 | Healthy Living
It's often not about a lack of willpower or laziness or failure to be motivated. What I see more is something heavier: that story that tells someone she is not worthy of health or fitness, that she will never be good enough.
Dain Wallis

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Weight Training vs. Cardio: The Exercise Hierarchy

Dain Wallis | May 23, 2013 | Canada
High-intensity cardio intervals (followed by extended steady-state cardio) almost surely burns the most calories/fat during the exercise -- although it's possible that weight training intervals, if done hard and long enough, can match or exceed the results of cardio.
Marie Marley

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10 Critical Tips for Alzheimer's Caregivers

Marie Marley | May 23, 2013 | Fifty
Being an Alzheimer's caregiver is hard work that requires a lot of knowledge and many skills for getting along and for connecting with the person. Here are some tips to help you out on your caregiving journey.
Sophia A. Nelson

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Should My Friend's Enemies Be My Enemies, Too?

Sophia A. Nelson | May 23, 2013 | Healthy Living
If I am having an "issue" with someone, and it turns ugly, can "B," the mutual friend of us both, love us both, and stay loyal to us both without having to choose sides or get stuck in our mess? The answer from my perspective is: maybe.
Nichola Petts

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A Real-Life Example of Living Triumphantly With Bipolar Disorder

Nichola Petts | May 23, 2013 | Canada Living
Leslie Bennett is an intelligent, open-minded and highly-accomplished businesswoman who has fought the good fight with bipolar I -- and is now thriving. At one point, because of Bennett's manic episode, she had convinced herself that the people coming to visit her were not her family, but clones of them.
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