Tag: mental-health
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Improv Experiences Can Help Adults to Expand their Comfort Zones, Increase Joy
“Whose Line Is It Anyway” is a hoot to watch! It’s fun. And wits are working for comedy. How long can you watch and be enthrall with “Whose Line” before you want to do it yourself? A lot of it is highly intelligent, fun, sometimes edgy and fast-paced. It’s hard be get bored. I want…
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After Jan focused on resolutions, Feb comes. (Sadly) It nudges us toward dating.
In February many adults focus on pursuing romance. Do they forget the virtues of self-care, which might come first? In the endemic phase of Covid (which “no one” talks about), mental wellness is a more open subject. The heat of Covid made it clear that many of us suffer common maladies like anxiety, depression or…
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Turn Your Head and Cough book event about “Man Overboard”
“Turn Your Head and Cough,” a conversation about men’s health with Craig Bowron, MD author of ”Man Overboard” with fellow author William Kreuger. This took place on Jan 22 at independent bookstore Magers & Quinn Booksellers. A few dozen interested people, mostly men, were seated on metal folding chairs facing the ends of bookshelves opposite…
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New Year’s Day 25: To Maintain Intentions and Tweak Goals
As of Dec 29th the year not yet finished and my 2025 aspirations were not yet begun. I don’t make New Years resolutions. The fact that, according to Pew Research, maybe 10% of adults follow through on resolutions dissuades me from using that word. I have strategic goals and intentions. The reality that adults who…
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