Tag: Mental Health

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  June 29, 2020

  Dealing With Grief in the Age of COVID-19

  Facing an inconceivable loss of human life, a mounting economic toll, and a “new normal”, we look for answers on how to cope with grief in various forms.
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  May 19, 2020

  A Safe Space for Nurses to Share Their Coronavirus Fears

  Jefferson launches “Nurse2Nurse,” where nurses can debrief with peers.
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  May 5, 2020

  Loneliness in Times of Isolation

  Social isolation can change our brain and our lives. What are signs loneliness is affecting us, and how do we combat it?
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  April 2, 2020

  Supporting Neurodiversity at
  Jefferson Health: A Conversation With Dr. Wendy Ross

  “It’s past time for the Americans with Disabilities Act to recognize, with specific guidelines, invisible disabilities.”
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  March 24, 2020

  Taking Care of Your Mental Well-Being During a Pandemic

  Tips and strategies from a mental health expert on coping with stress, keeping up routines, and staying connected while in isolation.
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  August 21, 2019

  When Gina Decided to Save Herself

  Women who are pregnant with opioid use disorder not only need to battle the disease of addiction, but also the stigma that threatens both their lives and that of their unborn children.
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  August 8, 2019

  From Considerable Needs to Exceptional Success

  Jefferson partnership plays a role in Southwark School’s inspiring turnaround.
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  August 8, 2019

  Seven Tips for Better Brain Health

  New research shows how one method reduced risk of memory loss by 88 percent.
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  August 8, 2019

  Five Back-to-School Health and Wellness Concerns

  From seemingly innocuous foods, to undiscovered ailments and classroom bullies, there are a handful of concerns to watch for as children get back to school.
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  August 8, 2019

  Five Signs You Should Talk to Your Doctor About Anxiety

  Everyone feels anxious once in a while. Anxiety becomes a problem, however, when it’s misplaced or happens all the time, regardless of what’s going on in your life.