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Recent Mental Health Blog | January 2009 PostsLink Between Premature Babies and Mental Illnessby Beth McHughChildren born pre-term have been found to experience over twice the rate of mental illness as compared to full-term, normal weight-for-age babies. In a recent study at the University of Karolinska in Sweden, researchers noted in a long term study conducted over three decades that 5. Girls to Women: All Too Soon?by Beth McHughA major British retailer is now selling Pole Dancing kits complete with an instructional DVD and garter. The catch: the market is aimed at 4 and 5-year olds. There is no end of toys and apparel targeted to very young girls that mimic the clothing of much older teenagers and women. Online Mental Health Support Groups: Are They Useful?by Beth McHughThese days pretty much every condition known to man has an online support group. There is really no better support than talking to people who understand and live your condition, whether it be diabetes, stroke or some form of mental illness. I Need Things to Change So I Can Get Better!by Beth McHughThis is a common catch-cry among clients I counsel; in fact we all say it to some extent. More Quotes to Inspire Youby Beth McHughNeed inspiration? Feeling down and depressed, or worried about the future? Has the world monetary crisis finally gotten to you and the constant talk of doom and gloom dampened your spirits? |
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