NCCPR Child Welfare Blog

DECEMBER 11, 2022

We are supposed to believe that when HE does it, it's "catastrophic". but when SHE does it, well, that's different! Back in 2018, when it was Donald Trump’s ICE agents tearing apart families, here’s how The Washington Post summarized the science concerning what happens “when children are forcibly separated from their parents.” Their heart rate goes up.

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The Guardian

DECEMBER 11, 2022

Private members bill paves way for law to end a minority of providers limiting access to relatives, two and a half years after first lockdown People would be given a legal right to visit their relatives in care homes and stop providers threatening those who complain with eviction under new legislation proposed last week. The private members bill, introduced in the House of Lords by Lord Hunt of Kings Heath in an effort to spur ministers into action, is designed to stop a small minority of care h

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Lawson Psychology

DECEMBER 11, 2022

The post What is metacognition and what does it have to do with worry and rumination? appeared first on Lawson Clinical Psychology.

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Living Sober

DECEMBER 11, 2022

Today's Sober Story comes from David, a 50-year-old living in Sydney, Australia. = Mrs D: How long have you been in recovery? David: About nine years with a couple of lapses but this last episode of sobriety has been six years and ten months. Mrs D: What can you tell us about the last months/years of your drinking before you […] Sober Story: David was first posted on December 12, 2022 at 2:09 pm. ©2019 " Living Sober " Use of this feed is for personal non-commercial use only.

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Lawson Psychology

DECEMBER 11, 2022

What is metacognition and what does it have to do with worry and rumination? Worry and rumination are common ‘repetitive negative thinking’ styles that are often experienced as spiralling or racing thoughts, and overthinking. ‘Worry’ usually refers to thinking on fears or uncertainties about the future, whereas ‘rumination’ are repetitive thoughts analysing the past (e.g., difficult events, mistakes we made).

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