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Costume, Cosplay and Dressing Up: Fashion and Mental Health

MQ Mental Health

Whether you drool over fashion week in February, dress up for Halloween in October, or enjoy putting on a party frock for the Holidays or New Year's Eve, dressing up holds a lot of power when it comes to self-perception. Fashion To Empower or Disempower Clothing can be used as an empowering tool or a disempowering experience in many settings.

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Winding Up Versus Winding Down

My Brains Not Broken

Even though it can be extremely easy to get myself wound up, it’s much, much harder for me to calm myself down in a similar fashion. So today I ask – why is it so much harder to get wound up than to settle down?

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Alcohol Induced Dementia

Gary Direnfeld

” It is as if the brain has to fill in gaps to make sense of what is going on when the brain can no longer fully process events in a reasonable fashion, the result of alcohol induced brain damage. The symptom displayed by these faulty beliefs and wrongful memories held as true is called “confabulation.”

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YouTuber Ruby Franke’s chilling story shows us that internet culture has given child abuse a new place to hide | Zoe Williams

The Guardian

The story was enough of a scandal that it travelled across the Atlantic – in the old-fashioned way, from a US newspaper to a British one – but it didn’t merit comment, we decided in the end, because it was just a sad story about a bad person.

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When polos are a pain in the neck | Brief letters

The Guardian

Fashion | Banana splitting | Care campaign | PM in a spin | Iced parkin Much as I loved wearing polo necks up to a few years ago ( Succession dressing: how the polo neck came back in style, 29 October ), I no longer want to wear them because they form a backdrop for drawing attention to my jowly jaw.

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Third Season Episode 11: A Conversation with Cheryl Christopher on her book, “The Portrait of Grief.”

Hospice Chaplaincy

Cheryl’s entrepreneurial spirit flourished in photography, modeling and fashion. After graduating from Lamar University in Beaumont, Texas, Cheryl Christopher spent most of her life being a wife, mother of four, and grandmother to eight. She launched a successful international […].

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How Kleenex killed the handkerchief

The Vintage Social Worker

Fashion has dictated many of their uses. In the 16th century ladies of status would use them as fashion accessories though they may have also used them to occasionally discretely cover their noses! Of course fashion will dictate colours and prints, Disney prints for children, floral and lace for a lady, silk for the gentleman.

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