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Importance of Friends

by Kaetus in Relationships, November 16, 2009
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Talking about friends and how important they are.

Handling Stressful Situations

by T M Testerman in Advice, November 15, 2009
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People handle stressful situations in different ways; this article looks at several of those methods. I recently witnessed the four listed ‘methods’ within one family in a hospital waiting room.

The Will to Live

by Ruby Hawk in Lifestyle Choices, November 15, 2009
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The will to live is the most powerful force in life. People have had spontaneous remissions from terminal diseases who were working toward a goal.

Take The Stress Out of The Holiday Season

by Mary Nelson in Holidays, November 14, 2009
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It is so very easy to be overwhelmed by the stress of the holiday season.

How to Relax After a Long Day of Work

by maggiewinner in Advice, November 14, 2009
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You feel frustrated after a whole week of work in the office. But you still can’t slow down, because you have to prepare an exciting home party for celebrating the 10th marriage anniversary of your parents. So what to do now? Indeed, there are some simple tips which can help you release the stress and get back your full energy easily and quickly:

One Simple Thing You Can Do to Live a Longer Life

by anthony777 in Advice, November 14, 2009
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Ancient wisdom had it right all along.

What is Stress?

by papaleng in Advice, November 14, 2009
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Stress doesn’t have to drive you up the wall! Simply believing you have control over the events in your life helps you manage stress, do more, and feel better.

Stress Less, Leave Work on Time

by sanchetgandhi in Advice, November 13, 2009
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Stress less and leave work on time.

Domestic Violence and The Cycle of Abuse

by Chris Stonecipher in Issues, November 11, 2009
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According to Gelles and Cavanaugh (2005):
“Until the early 1960’s, violence between family members was believed to be rare and committed only by the mentally ill or by disturbed and defective individuals. Only the most sensational and lurid cases of family violence received public attention, and, in general, although family violence was considered a significant personal problem, it was not believed to be widespread, nor was it viewed as a significant social problem” (p.129).
After extensive research, it appears that the wide variation of what constitutes abuse and neglect has led to disagreements of the frequencies of abuse (Gelles & Cavanaugh (2005). Even today, abuse may go unreported by witnesses because they feel it is personal matter and none of their business.

How to Lower Stress From Work

by Kay Pierre in Advice, November 11, 2009
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This is about ways to reduce work stress.

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