Tag: education

Pregnancy Criminalization in the US Is an “Avoidable Human Rights Crisis” | Truthout

The United States is in the midst of a completely avoidable human rights crisis,” a new report states.
— Read on truthout.org/articles/pregnancy-criminalization-in-the-u-s-is-an-avoidable-human-rights-crisis/

Ancient remains prove women have been running shit for at least 9000 years

The skeleton of an ancient woman with hunting gear is challenging longstanding beliefs that men went out to hunt while women simply gathered. The 9,000-year-old remains were found with a fully decked out hunting kit including 20 stone projectiles…
— Read on www.mic.com/impact/ancient-remains-prove-women-have-been-running-shit-for-at-least-9000-years-41857542

Medication-free Ward in Tromsø, Norway May Soon Close – Mad In America

The Tromsø ward has shown that offering patients the option to forgo psychiatric medication can be a successful model of care.
— Read on www.madinamerica.com/2023/11/medication-free-ward-in-tromso-norway-may-soon-close/

A single alcoholic drink can shift your moral boundaries, study finds

A recent study published in Psychopharmacology reveals that consuming a single strong alcoholic drink can influence individuals’ moral judgments. The research specifically observed shifts in behaviors related to harming others and purity violations. …
— Read on www.psypost.org/2023/10/a-single-alcoholic-drink-can-shift-your-moral-boundaries-study-finds-214143

Read About New Reports on Bias Against Women

Nine out of 10 people in the world hold negative perceptions of women, researchers at the United Nations have found.
— Read on thestoryexchange.org/report-reveals-overwhelming-alarming-bias-against-women/

The parent-child bond is critical – even when prison walls separate them – New Hampshire Bulletin

Family Fun Day is a culminating event for the Family Connections Center program at the New Hampshire Department of Corrections, which works to foster relationships between children and their incarcerated parents. 
— Read on newhampshirebulletin.com/2023/10/04/the-parent-child-bond-is-critical-even-when-prison-walls-separate-them/

Antidepressant Withdrawal: A Clinician’s Middle View – Mad In America

The resistance to my ending my association with antidepressants was strong , but I did so . It takes much longer than stated to taper off and feel better for much is is involved , behaviorally and there was for me the trauma, the varied losses of my humanity and rights . My character was assassinated by ex and friends and family who were busy living their lives and trying to escape responsibilities and any association with mental illness .

It was a huge awakening that was quite unpleasant at times, horrific and very scary on my own.

Antidepressants are handed out like Pez candies with little thought to the many adverse reactions physically and trying to regain, rediscover just who you are under all that mind altering , soul snatching chemical straight jacket .Imagine all that as you are confirmed as misdiagnosed and all these RX were toxic to your body .

I present a middle ground on antidepressant withdrawal, where both sides are understood to have origins in wanting to help people.
— Read on www.madinamerica.com/2023/10/antidepressant-withdrawal-clinicians-middle-view/

Must consider these things that look like Covert Narcissism

I think we need to consider some of the CN may be suffering from brain damage. I deal with a CN but I see how some of my actions with head trauma make it seem like I’m a narc… if any of your CN husbands played football or contact sports, car accidents, and they’re a badass, you may want to look into CTE, or readdress their head trauma. I can’t do a lot things these days and so it appears I’m lazy and not caring about my family… sometimes we can get caught up in what we believe their diagnosis is, but we always should take time to self check!