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MBNB Song of the Month – You Are Enough

My Brains Not Broken

It could be a song I don’t know much about, or I’ve listened to a thousand times. This month’s song is “You Are Enough” by Sleeping at Last. One of my favorite things about music is the sheer vastness of it all. My favorite part of Sleeping At Last’s music is how it makes me feel.

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The 14 best books to read as a social worker

Save the Social Worker

To be clear… The books I recommend here are not going to be just about social work. What about in social work? But wait… The books I recommend are not boring books about theory and practice. The Kite Runner is a book about modern Afghanistan. Why read? But I don’t have time to read!

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What is Self-Doubt, And How Can We Handle It?

My Brains Not Broken

There are many symptoms for anxiety and anxiety disorders: feelings of panic or doom, shortness of breath, trouble sleeping, a general sense of uneasiness…the list goes on and on. Where did it come from, why do we have it, and what can we do about it? I’ve never thought about self-doubt in terms of competence.

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Navigating uncomfortable party conversation

Prosper Health Collective

Your sleep, making sure you are eating well, and physical activity for example, are important factors to consider as a lack of which may put you in a position more vulnerable to emotional reactivity. If there are some conversational topics you feel uncomfortable around, have a think about what they are. Cope ahead.

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Guest Post: Resiliency When Dealing With Bipolar Disorder by Christine

Bipolar Bandit

If I let myself think too much in the future, I can get paralyzed with fear. Sleep is important and I put a lot of emphasis on keeping a healthy sleep schedule. When I am feeling hypomanic or manic I try to physically slow myself down, walking and talking slower. Today, for one day, I can live with my bipolar disorder.

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10 Tips to Help Your Child Navigate Bullying and Friendship Challenges

Prosper Health Collective

Seems upset during or after being online, or unexpectedly deleting social media accounts What to do Communication Talk openly and calmly. Use non-verbal cues to show engagement (nod, face them, eye-contact) Acknowledge your child’s feelings and let them know it’s okay to feel upset, angry, or scared.

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Why won’t my child go to school? Recognising and managing school refusal

Lawson Psychology

Here are some ideas about what to look for and how to manage. How to manage: Talk about feelings at home, including how they feel in our body. How to manage: Talk about feelings at home, including how they feel in our body. Talk together about ways to make big feelings more comfortable within our body.

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