World Mental Health Day
It’s interesting how the timing of the return to the blog has happened to coincide with Mental...
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Category: Health
We Are Our Morals
Scientific American – Morals, Not Memories, Define Who We Are Analysis of the data revealed that participants perceived the greatest disruptions in patients’ identity when they observed changes in moral traits. Other...
Read MoreIt Actually Is Called Languishing
An article that I came across during my morning coffee-accompanied review of the morning digital newspaper caught my eye because of its use of the word I’d specifically chosen in my last post, and turned out to be very...
Read MoreAbsent Cause
It’s been a few months since I’ve last sat down in front of a blank page/screen to do any writing for myself: 3 months since my last blog entry and virtually nothing by way or journal entries, written or typed. After the...
Read MoreThe Consequences of Perpetual Marginalization
After writing my previous entry, I got up from my desk in an uneasy state of mind. A big part of why I don’t write so much lately is that getting the thoughts out of my head, into text form, and slapping a period at the end of...
Read MoreRunning for Beginners
Last month, I bookmarked an article on Lifehacker discussing how running isn’t cheap and the costs...
Read MorePain Management
I recently started going through the archives of Back to Work from the very first episode and jotting down key takeaways and general notes from my listening sessions. In episode 3, there was a line that strongly stood out to me:...
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