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How to Recognize Sensory Seeking vs Sensory Avoiding Traits in Kids
Our senses are always sending data to our brains. The majority of people can easily process that knowledge. That stream of data is hard for kids who need help processing sensory information, though.
By John Estalane3 years ago in Humans
Navigating Respectful Interactions with LGBTQ+ Communities on Campus: 10 Tips
Creating an inclusive and welcoming campus environment is essential for all students' well-being and success. It's particularly important to understand and respect the LGBTQ+ (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer/Questioning, and more) communities on campuses.
By Bellamy Johnson3 years ago in Humans
Staying Laser-Focused To Boost Your Brain
Do you ever find it HARD to concentrate and pay attention to something? Well, you're not alone. But focusing is super important because it makes us smarter. The thing is, nobody really teaches us how to do it, and they should!
By Ink Mystic3 years ago in Humans
The Beast
Don't consider my kindness as my weakness. The beast in me is sleeping, not dead. (Life Mello) The beast inside of me is never dead. She is only sleeping. It amazes me how others will tell you how you should practice better time management skills and then look at you like you are the one who truly needs to do this when they are the ones who need to do the very thing they are asking you to do. Then they have the nerve to come back and ask you to add another task to help them, which I find funny. You can not come to me and ask me to do something personally for you, and then once you get what you need from me to help you out at that moment, turn around and tell me not to help someone else.
By Theresa Evans3 years ago in Humans
25 Ways to Make Halloween More Romantic
Halloween, with its eerie atmosphere and playful spookiness, might not be the first holiday that comes to mind when you think of romance. However, this unique and captivating holiday provides countless opportunities to infuse a little love and intimacy into the season. Whether you're planning a cozy night in with your significant other or aiming to add a touch of romance to your Halloween festivities, we've got you covered with 25 creative ways to make Halloween more romantic.
By Timothy A Rowland3 years ago in Humans
The Art of Love
Have you ever gotten in a relationship because you felt that you were in love? Have you ever broken up and said to the person, "You don't deserve me. As a matter of fact, I don't even know how I fell in love with you in the first place." Oh, I know. You were drunk in love, right?
By Rebecca Magaju3 years ago in Humans
Navigating the Storm of Grief and Loss
At some point in our lives we will be faced with the realization of our own mortality. As hair begins to grey and our bones turn frail, we begin to understand that, life, as precious as it is must inevitably come to an end. We all go through the grieving process in our own ways. There is no universal method for healing. If you've dealt with this kind of loss, you know that the healing process sometimes feels impossible. You might feel like this lingering feeling will remain with you forever. You may hear the familiar bells of their favorite song, or catch a faint scent that reminds you of their cooking. I hope that these few techniques can relieve that pain and help you move forward while honoring their lives.
By Rebecca Magaju3 years ago in Humans
HEALTH
The initiation of menstruation, called menarche, usually happens between the ages of 12 and 15. Menstrual cycles typically continue to age 45 to 55, when menopause occurs. Many women find themselves reluctant to discuss the existence and normality of menstruation. The word menstruation has been replaced by a variety of euphemisms, such as the curse, my period, my monthly, my friend, the red flag, or on the rag. First, its is important to understand what period cramps are and why they happen. Period(or menstrual cramps) are caused by contractions in the uterus as it sheds its lining during menstruation. The contractions can cause pain in the lower abdomen, lower back and sometimes thighs. For some people, the pain is mild and doesn't interfere with daily activities. For others, the pain can be severe and debilitating.
By Opoko Benita 3 years ago in Humans
Dead mind
The concept of a "dead mind" is a multifaceted one that can encompass various aspects of mental, emotional, and cognitive states. In this exploration of the term "dead mind" within a 1000-word framework, we will delve into its meanings, potential causes, and ways to revive and rejuvenate one's mental faculties.
By Peter Ayoola3 years ago in Humans
