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A Different Kind of Grief
In Philadelphia, grieving parents, grandparents, partners and children can find support through Philly HEALs as they battle stigma to mourn loved ones lost to overdose.
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For Indigenous Peoples With Deep Ties to the Land, Climate Change Is Personal
Environmental changes impacting beehives compound the disconnection the Ogiek community has experienced and “made them feel like they are not OK, weak in the bodies, weak in the mind.”
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The World’s Therapists Are Talking to Ukraine
A year and a half after the Russian invasion of Ukraine, mental health health issues are afflicting an estimated one in four Ukrainians and more than 60% of combatants. TeleHelp Ukraine, a virtual health service co-founded by Stanford University medical student Solomiia Savchuk, has so far provided 1,400 virtual…
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A Camp for Japan’s Social Recluses
In Japan, people who isolate themselves, rarely interacting with others, are know as hikikomori. As their numbers have grown, organizations have emerged to help them reintegrate into society.
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Navigating the Waves
For ten years, Natalie Small, a psychotherapist and surf coach, has been taking her patients to the sea. She is part of a movement to blend traditional therapy with a sport proven to build resilience, confidence and well-being. More than a hippie wellness novelty or New Age fad, surf…
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