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Teaching Children About Death

divinecaroline.com | November 20, 2009

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When children are helped to observe the lifespan of things, whether it is pets, people, or possessions, it helps them to gradually develop an understanding...

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How To Help Someone Grieve

intent.com | November 20, 2009

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American culture does not teach us how to grieve. A not-so-uncommon approach is to go to the doctor and get an antidepressant. But this only...

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Where Does Your Grief Live Today?

intent.com | November 20, 2009

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Close your eyes. Take some nice deep breaths, and begin to scan your body with your inner awareness. It may seem like an odd notion,...

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Sleep May Enhance Memories

ABC News | November 20, 2009

Read More: Cognitive Science, Dreaming, Dreams, Exhaustion, Fatigue, Insomnia, Memorization, Memory, Psychology, Sleep, Sleep Disorder, Sleep Study, Trouble Sleeping

For time-starved Americans, few ideas are more appealing than that of learning while sleeping. Why simply doze for eight hours when you can be learning...

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Mourning Jeanne-Claude: Christo's Extraordinary Partner

Jezebel | November 20, 2009

Read More: Art, Christo, Culture, Feminism, Gender Equality, Jeanne-Claude, Partnerships, Relationships

One of the most salient qualities about the 51-year relationship between Christo and Jeanne-Claude is that they were true partners. Theirs was no artist/muse codependency,...

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Jung's Journal Provides Insight In To Dreams

Psychology Today | November 20, 2009

Read More: Analysis, Carl Jung, Dreaming, Dreams, Exhaustion, Fatigue, Freud, Insomnia, Interpretation, Jung, Psychoanalysis, Psychology, Sleep, Sleep Study

Jung describes visions and voyages into the desert, dreams and his frustration at an inability to interpret them....

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Do Dreams Teach Us About Ourselves?

Psychology Today | November 20, 2009

Read More: Dream Analysis, Dreams, Exhaustion, Fatigue, Insomnia, Meaning, Psychoanalysis, Psychology, Sleep, Sleep Disorder, Sleep Study, Therapy

This is for the dream researchers and so-called psychotherapists who are telling us that there is no psychological meaning to dreams, and that psychodynamic psychotherapy...

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Guidelines Push Back Age For Cervical Cancer Tests

nytimes.com | DENISE GRADY | November 20, 2009

Read More: Cancer, Cancer Tests, Cervical Cancer, Cervical Cancer Screening, Cervical Cancer Tests, Health, Pap Test Age, Women, Women Health, Women's Health

New guidelines for cervical cancer screening say women should delay their first Pap test until age 21, and be screened less often than recommended in...

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The Most Obese Counties In America: Is Yours On The List?

AP | MIKE STOBBE | November 19, 2009

Read More: America Obesity Rates, Fattest Counties In America, Health, Obese Coutnies Inamerica

ATLANTA — The first county-by-county survey of obesity reflects past studies that show the rate of obesity is highest in the Southeast and Appalachia. High...

The Great American Smokeout 2009: Tell Us Why You Quit Smoking Or Reasons People Should

| November 19, 2009

Read More: Addiction, Great American Smokeout 2009, Quit Smoking, Slidepoll, Smokeout 2009

Today marks The Great American Smokeout of 2009. The annual campaign led by the American Cancer Society asks U.S. citizens to stop smoking. Smoking--or not--is...

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Scott Hamilton Skating Again: RETURN To Ice Provides Inspiration For Thanksgiving Special (VIDEO)

| November 19, 2009

Scott Hamilton, world-renowned figure skater and Olympic Gold Medalist, is back on the ice this month after more than five years without skating due to...

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Lack Of Sleep Increases Cops' Risk Of Disease

Los Angeles Times | November 19, 2009

Read More: Cardiovascular Disease, Cops, Exhaustion, Fatigue, High Blood Pressure, Insomnia, New Study, Night Shift, Police, Police Officers, Sleep, Sleep Disorders, Stroke

A new study finds that their schedule may cause cops to develop such conditions such as stroke, cardiovascular disease, and type 2 diabetes....

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Find Your 'Everyday Creativity'

Psychology Today | November 19, 2009

Read More: Art, Cognitive Science, Creativity, Everyday Creativity, Happiness, Innovation, Language, Productivity, Style, Tattoo Artists, Tattoos, The Balanced Life

We all marvel at other people's artistic achievements. But most of us fail to nurture our inner innovator. Start living creatively and reap the benefits....