Caring for our caregivers and helping with nurse burnout during COVID: You Are Not Alone series with 3News Hollie Strano
A recent study shows nurses are burnt out, but help is out there. Here is where to find it. Author: Hollie Strano, Megan Gallagher Published: 5:52 AM EDT May 5, 2021 Updated: 8:46 AM EDT May 5, 2021
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“Happiness is when what you think, what you say,and what you do are in harmony.” -Mahatma Gandhi
“Every breath we take, every step we make, can be filled with peace, joy and serenity.” - Thich Nhat Hanh
Affirmations like these are sent to University Hospital healthcare workers in weekly e-mails in an effort to help these caregivers care for themselves. It s something nurses at University Hospitals and MetroHealth Medical Center say have not been easy.
March For Life returns to Parliament Hill May 5, 2021
OTTAWA The theme of this year’s March For Life in Canada is “You Are Not Alone.”
That theme will also apply if you are a pro-life Canadian and you show up on Parliament Hill May 13 to physically march in Ottawa. March organizers are promising you will not be alone.
After cancelling the in-person march completely last year, organizers of this year’s event plan to rally in person on Parliament Hill even though Ontario and much of the rest of the country continues to enact strict rules against social gatherings because of the ongoing COVID pandemic.
MusiCares reaches out to the music community with mental health awareness programs
To shine a light on the importance of mental health among the music community, MusiCares
®, the leading music charity, is announcing a month-long line up of events to encourage musicians and those in the industry to prioritize their mental health. As the industry enters a new stage of the pandemic and more people become vaccinated, MusiCares is turning its focus to the future, prioritizing self-care and healing after a difficult year.
While mental health issues existed in the industry long before the COVID-19 pandemic, and will endure beyond it, MusiCares witnessed first-hand how seriously the pandemic affected music professionals. The inaugural MusiCares’ Wellness in Music Survey revealed that 26 percent of respondents were experiencing moderate to severe depression and 53 percent of respondents indicated they were unable to receive counseling because they couldn’t afford it.
You see them in every part of the city and neighborhood; Buffalo's Murals. There's a new mural going up called You Are Not Alone, focusing on mental health.
MediXall Group Launching New Campaign Through Health Karma in Support of Mental Health Awareness Month
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AS COVID-19 STRETCHES INTO A SECOND YEAR, MEDIXALL GROUP PROVIDES ESSENTIAL MENTAL HEALTH SUPPORT
FORT LAUDERDALE, FL / ACCESSWIRE / April 29, 2021 / In support of Mental Health Awareness Month, MediXall Group, Inc. (OTCQB:MDXL), reported today that its wholly-owned subsidiary, Health Karma, developed a new campaign in support of mental health awareness month. During the month of May, new users who sign up for Health Karma will receive one free month of Health Karma s total health plan which includes access to a network of licensed therapists to address mental health concerns.