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Tag Archives: depression
Top of our Christmas Wish-List is Health
Versions of this blog article are published on the national forum, Online Opinion, as Know what’s at the top of our Christmas wish list? Health, and What’s at the top of your Christmas wish-list? on the APN media website. “All I … Continue reading
Posted in Christian Science, Health care, Kay's posts
Tagged A Current Affair, All I want for Christmas, All I want for Christmas is the gift of good health, asthma, depression, Dr Damien Finiss, Dr Irving Kirsch, drugs, healthcare, insomnia, irritable bowel syndrome, Mary Baker Eddy, medicine, migraine, Mind over Medicine, osteoarthritis, pain, placebo effect, placebos, reason for the Season, Spirituality, The Placebo Effect: A Conversation with Dr Irving Kirsch
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Loneliness, depression and Olympic fairy-tale endings
This post was first published on ON LINE Opinion - Australia’s e-journal of social and political debate. There is nothing like the feeling of standing on the stage or dais clasping your hard-won medal in two hands to the sound of thunderous … Continue reading
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Tagged Archives of Internal Medicine, Ben Herzig, body+soul, Brisbane Times, Christopher Gordon, David Baker, depression, genetics, gold medal winners, happy pills, hopelessness, integrative medicine, Irving Kirsch, loneliness, lonely worker bees, Mary Baker Eddy, mental illness, Olympians, Olympic fairy-tales, Olympics, Paralympians, Paralympics, psychiatry, psychology, screening for loneliness, The Emperor's New Drugs, treatment, You are not alone
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ANZAC Day reflections on health, and the hereafter
This post first appeared on ON LINE Opinion, Australia’s e-journal of social and political debate, as ANZAC Day: A Day to Reflect on Life and Health. Rush out the door early with my husband ….. head off in two separate … Continue reading
Spirituality >>> Better Mental Health
Amazing discoveries are being made in the laboratory today! “The brain is an object of thought, and not the thinker”, my colleague Keith Wommack, media spokesperson for Christian Science in Texas, has discovered. Check out his whole article – first … Continue reading
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Tagged American Journal of Public Health, anxiety, brain, depression, emotional difficulties, Keith Wommack, Kirsten Dunst, Lars von Trier film, Melancholia, mental health, mental illness, neuroplasticity, Spirituality, Wave III Baylor Religion Survey
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Study Shows Spirituality Protects Youth Mental Health
My free local newspaper, Highfields Herald-Crow’s Nest Advertiser published an article today about a report on Stress and Well Being in Australia in 2011: A state of the nation survey. When I accessed the linked website I was intrigued to … Continue reading
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Tagged 18-25 age group, anxiety, CAM, Craig Hassad, depression, health, health determinants, high stress level, Highfields Herald-Crow's Nest Advertiser, low level of well being, medicine, mental and emotional health, mind/body, Principle of the universe, social, spiritual research, Spirituality, Stress and Well Being in Australia in 2011, The role of spirituality in medicine, youth mental health, youth suicide
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World Smile Day Pre-empts Mental Health Week in Australia
World Smile Day, this Friday, was launched in 1999 by the creator of the smiley symbol that we all know so well. He felt that all of us should devote one day each year to smiles and kind acts throughout … Continue reading
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Tagged Anne Harrington, anxiety, Christian Science, Christian Scientists, depression, Health care, Kay Stroud, Media: Health & Spirituality, Mental Health Week, mental illness, Scientific research, Spirituality, The Cure Within: A History of Mind-Body Medicine, World Mental Health Day, World Smile Day
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Is mental health genetically-based?
News reports giving statistics of the increasing prevalence of mental illness, depression and suicide in both the young and the elderly are being published every day in Australia. Have you ever felt lost for words when the subject of mental … Continue reading
