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Self-Care Tips For Empaths

By Jessica Cording| January 03rd, 2024

Mental Health/Suicide Prevention

Discover self-care tips tailored for empaths on Jessica Cording Nutrition. The post emphasizes the importance of taking time for yourself, choosing supportive social circles, learning to say no, engaging in creative outlets, scheduling self-care, using mantras, and reducing screen time to maintain emotional and mental well-being.

Still mourning Flight 103 and the lives they never got to live

By Chris Meek, a 1992 graduate of Syracuse University, is the co-founder of the national nonprofit, SoldierStrong, which helps injured military veterans take their next steps forward in life by connecting them with revolutionary military technology. He lives in Stamford, Connecticut., | December 21st, 2023

Opinion Terrorism

In his guest opinion piece titled "Still mourning Flight 103 and the lives they never got to live," published on December 21, 2023, in The Post-Standard, Chris Meek reflects on the enduring impact of the Pan Am Flight 103 tragedy. He emphasizes the profound loss experienced by the families of the 270 victims, including 35 Syracuse University students, whose potential and contributions were tragically cut short. Meek underscores the importance of honoring their memories and the collective responsibility to ensure such acts of terrorism are never forgotten.

National Suicide Prevention Month: Join SoldierStrong’s Efforts to Prevent Veteran Suicide

By Chris Meek| September 13th, 2023

Healthcare Mental Health/Suicide Prevention Military/Veteran

September is National Suicide Prevention Month. When National Suicide Prevention Month began twenty years ago the death by suicide rate was 30% lower than it is today. Even with a continued reduction in the stigma surrounding seeking mental health treatment and the allocation of $222 million by Congress to the VA to prevent suicide in the past decade, there are still 17 veteran suicides each day. Even just one veteran suicide a day is far too many.

Those Who Cannot Remember the Past

By Chris Meek| September 11th, 2023

“Those who cannot remember the past, George Santayana wrote famously in his 1905 work, “The Life of Reason, “are condemned to repeat it.” As the 22nd anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks approach, Santayana’s observation seems all too relevant today.

Fostering A Healthier Relationship With Alcohol

By Jessica Cording| February 03rd, 2023

Nutrition

Explore tips for maintaining a healthier relationship with alcohol post-Dry January. The post offers strategies such as understanding your motivations for drinking, practicing mindful consumption, and exploring non-alcoholic alternatives like mocktails. These tips aim to support long-term well-being and balanced alcohol intake.

Nutrition & Lifestyle Tips for Supporting Trauma Recovery

By Jessica Cording| January 03rd, 2023

Nutrition

Learn how to support trauma recovery through nutrition and lifestyle changes. The post provides tips such as balancing blood sugar, maintaining gut health, limiting alcohol and caffeine, regular exercise, good sleep hygiene, mindfulness practices, and seeking therapy. These strategies aim to enhance physical and emotional well-being during the healing process.

10 High-Protein Breakfast Ideas That Aren’t Eggs

By Jessica Cording| January 03rd, 2023

Nutrition

This article provides ten high-protein breakfast ideas without eggs, including chickpea flour mini-frittatas, smoothies, healthy coffee milkshakes, PB&J sandwiches, nuts with fruit, Greek yogurt or cottage cheese with fruit, overnight oats, and chia seed pudding. Each recipe aims to offer a nutritious, protein-rich start to the day.

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