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Mental health
fromPsychology Today
2 days ago

Strange New Wounds in US Soldiers Who Never Saw Carnage

Trauma can result from imagining destruction and remote killing, leaving psychological wounds that require care for memory and intrusive thoughts.
fromNew York Post
4 months ago

Dear Abby: My co-worker is allowed to work from home while the rest of us returned to the office

I'm sorry you didn't mention what the benefit structure is at your company. Erin took a job on the Q.T. while still on your boss's payroll. In the state where I live (California), that would be a reason to fire her. I do not regard enlightening your boss about what Erin did as deceitful. I think what you did was the right thing to do and loyal to the company.
Relationships
fromwww.mercurynews.com
5 months ago

Asking Eric: How do I evict the person living rent-free in my head?

When the idea of someone has taken up free residence in your head, it's time to start charging rent. What does that mean in practice? Make the idea of her/your first marriage earn its place. Right now, it's living rent-free because it's asking you questions you seemingly can't answer what could have happened, what went wrong, what if, why, et cetera. You can start asking the idea of her questions back. Why are you here? What do you have to teach me?
Relationships
Mindfulness
fromwww.theguardian.com
8 months ago

I struggle with letting go of things. How can I move on for a calmer life? | Leading questions

Recurrent memories of past slights and minor irritations sustain stress; altering responses, resolving unanswered questions, and practicing coping techniques can reduce their hold.
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