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Feeling like you re not where you re supposed to be? Embrace options

Feeling like you re not where you re supposed to be? Embrace options
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Helpful therapy is based on a therapist and client focusing together

Charlotte Lankard Special to The Oklahoman MOOD BOOSTERS for the TIMES was the headline in the May 16 issue of Parade Magazine that arrived in the Sunday Oklahoman. The article reported that a recent survey by Cleveland Clinic showed many of us are feeling more stressed, anxious and/or depressed from the COVID-19 pandemic, and now that we are beginning to be out and about, they suggested seven activities (mood boosters) that can elevate one’s mood and nurture one’s physical health. Being a psychotherapist, I was interested to see one of the suggestions was a mental health checkup the idea being time with a therapist gives a person a safe place to open up and a chance to practice being with people which “we’re all a little rusty at.”

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Myanmar teacher s visit helps put COVID inconveniences in perspective

Myanmar teacher s visit helps put COVID inconveniences in perspective
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On the Town: Hand Medal Project creators deserve pat on back

On the Town: Hand Medal Project creators deserve pat on back By: Lillie-Beth Brinkman The Journal Record January 29, 2021 Lillie-Beth Brinkman A University of Central Oklahoma art professor and her students have found a special way to recognize the work of our local health care workers in taking care of us during this pandemic. I really love the message and symbolism behind a project that Kelly Temple started and involved her UCO College of Fine Art and Design students in crafting: The group created nearly 300 small, wearable hand-shaped medals for our health care workers as part of the international collaboration called the Hand Medal Project. Temple has a master’s degree in fine arts and is a metalsmith and assistant professor of jewelry.

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