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charliestoolbox.com

Charlie's Toolbox creates stories about women prioritizing themselves over traditional paths. 200K podcast downloads, Charlie's Toolbox Studio, exploring autonomy, independence, and forging new directions.

melissafabello.com

Values-based sex and relationships coaching with specialties in bisexual identity, non-monogamy, avoidant attachment, breakups, sex and eating disorders, and more.

zawn.net

The best way to escape a relationship where the man foists all or most of the household labor onto the woman is to avoid getting into one in the first place. Once you’ve spent years of your life with someone, practical, emotional, and social considerations can make leaving nearly impossible . And e

selflovediaries.com

our self love blog offers tips & advice, inspiring quotes, journal prompts & self care ideas to help you embrace your worth and love yourself harder ✨

remakingmanhood.medium.com

Read writing from Mark Greene on Medium. Working toward a culture of healthy masculinity. Links to our books, podcasts, Youtube and more: http://linktr.ee/RemakingManhood.

naomifisher.co.uk

dr naomi fisher is a clinical psychologist, author and speaker specialising in parenting, mental health issues in children, autism and trauma. she runs emdr basic training and refresher day courses. dr abigail fisher is an education psychologist specialising in special educational needs (sen), ehcps, eotas. we create courses and webinars for parents and professionals.

elishevaliss.com

This was originally written in 2022, as a schmoozeletter subscriber email Yesterday, my kids asked to go for Slurpees. My car needed gas, and I love a good multi-task, so we hopped in the minivan, and headed over to the 7-Eleven/ gas station. (Do you also wonder why they use the digit 7, but the word eleven? I mean, they're a successful chain, so I'm sure there's some marketing intentionality there- at the very least it makes for a conversation piece... or a parenthetical aside:)Now, I've been p

katemanne.net

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positiveprescription.com

“Take it easy for a few days.” My doctor’s instructions were straightforward. I had just had a lumbar puncture and was supposed to chill out for 48 hours. “Getting enough sleep will help you recover. Rest when you feel tired,” explained the discharge summary. I understand the importance of sleep. Rest, however, is a more elusive concept. Does it refer to the mind, the body, or both? Put simply, what does it really mean to “take it easy?” Research on rest is hard to come by because it is hard to pin down. Claudia Hammond, a psychology professor at the University of Sussex

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