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  Laura Braden Quigley

  

  US surgeon general calls parent stress a public health challenge

  Reuters - Jeff Mason

  Aug 28 (Reuters) - The U.S. surgeon general on Wednesday issued a public health advisory about the impact of modern stresses on parents' mental health, calling on government, businesses and community organizations to increase resources to provide them more support. The advisory issued by Surgeon …

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  Laura Braden Quigley

  

  'It can be life-changing': How exploring ancestry helps mental health

  BBC Future - Katherine Wang

  Learning about ancestry can boost mental health and act as a powerful tool in helping heal generational trauma. I often think about my grandfather. Born in 1915 in the Chinese countryside to a family of poor farmers, he was the first in the village to go to university. He barely survived being a …

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  Laura Braden Quigley

  

  Community Column: Everyone is someone’s someone, regardless of life situation

  owensborotimes.com - Submitted

  Community Column: Everyone is someone’s someone, regardless of life situationContinue reading Community Column: Everyone is someone’s someone, …

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  Laura Braden Quigley

  

  Healthcare Spending 26 Percent Higher Among Adults Who Had Adverse Childhood Experiences | Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality

  ahrq.gov

  It is a tragic reality that children who endure traumatic experiences—such as household members' substance abuse or mental illness, divorced or …

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  Laura Braden Quigley

  

  Global Issues Are Taking a Major Toll on Young People’s Mental Health

  The New York Times - Christina Caron

  Chloé Johnson, 22, has been feeling hopeless lately. She’s struggling to focus on classes at her local community college in Dallas while also working full-time, making $18 an hour as a receptionist. Her car broke down, so the $500 that she had managed to save will now go toward a down payment for a …

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  Laura Braden Quigley

  

  Bay Area Study Finds Early Childhood Trauma Therapy Can Prevent Serious Disease

  kqed.org - Daisy Nguyen

  A form of psychotherapy to address early childhood trauma has the potential to prevent serious disease later in life by slowing down the rapid aging …