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Centre for Inquiry Canada: Your community for science, skepticism, and humanistic inquiry. (Follow and/or retweet does not imply agreement.)

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"Learn #mindfulness. In a study of a 5-week mindfulness training program for 13- to 18-year-olds, #researchers found that #teens who learned mindfulness experienced significantly less #mental #distress than teens who did not." #MentalHealthMonday
American Psychological Association@APA

Chronic #stress can take a toll on young minds and bodies. Psychology research shows that simple habits—like regular physical activity—can help kids and teens manage stress and feel stronger. Learn more: at.apa.org/223e3c

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"Envision your ideal future self. What are the qualities you want to embody? What do you wish to feel? What do you hope to accomplish? Let this guide you in deciding how to utilize the new time and energy you will enjoy once you’ve released them." #LettingGo #MentalHealthMonday
Psychology Today@PsychToday

Letting go means releasing aspects of our lives—such as a relationship, job, living situation, thought pattern, or habit—that aren’t working for us. Here's why it can be so hard, and how to do it anyway. psychologytoday.com/us/blog/buddhi…

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"[Cognitive#] decline occurs in part due to lack of physical# fitness#; specifically, heart# health#. Putting this simply, the brain# needs blood#, and without it, brain cells die. The job of the heart is to provide that blood." #PhysicalFitness #MentalHealthMonday
Psychology Today@PsychToday

A lot of people worry about losing their memory and cognitive abilities as they get older. But a small investment of time and energy now could have a major payoff in terms of health and well-being over the long run, explains @swhitbo psychologytoday.com/us/blog/fulfil…

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"While the feeling of #confusion stopped soon after the #rejection, it stayed continuously high after #ghosting.... [T]he lack of closure & the uncertainty about the reasons for the end of the relationship may lead to higher stress in the ghosting condition." #MentalHealthMonday
Psychology Today@PsychToday

Being rejected, as almost all of us know, can be a painful, demoralizing experience. But is the uncertainty and abandonment of ghosting even worse? New research suggests an answer, writes @ocklenBLOG psychologytoday.com/us/blog/the-as…

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"Given that the future is not in our gift, both #hope and #fear are superfluous. More than redundant, they are counterproductive, in that we would do better to concentrate on the things that are actually within our control." #MentalHealthMonday
Psychology Today@PsychToday

"So long as we focus on the things that are within our control, we will be calm and happy. But if we start concerning ourselves with things that are beyond our grasp, we will become anxious and angry and miserable," writes @NeelBurton psychologytoday.com/us/blog/atarax…

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"The cure hinges on #authenticity—daring to say, “I miss us,” or “I need to feel close.” ... Start today: Ask your partner one real question, listen without fixing, and watch the fog lift." #Relationships #Connection #MentalHealthMonday
Psychology Today@PsychToday

Disconnection begins the moment we stop being present. It might start with a busy life—new jobs, kids, or endless to-do lists. Here's how to get back that emotional intimacy again. psychologytoday.com/us/blog/its-ne…

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"Maybe the point isn’t to measure #grief, but to make room for all of it—the shattering and the subtle, the devastating and the delicate. Just like #love, all grief isn’t equal. But that doesn’t mean it isn’t all real." #Loss #Grieving #MentalHealthMonday
Psychology Today@PsychToday

Grief isn't a competition—all anguish and hurt are real. Still, sometimes it feels like certain types of grief, or certain responses to loss, are viewed as less valid. Here's how to respond to that. psychologytoday.com/us/blog/grace-…

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"Blanchflower had written a paper in 2020 looking across almost 150 advanced and developing countries and found the same U shape in #happiness applied everywhere. However, he now says he missed the collapse in #youth #wellbeing...." #Happiness #MentalHealthMonday
Positive Psychology@PennPosPsychCtr

Recent research has shown a shift in the lifetime happiness curve. What once was considered to follow a U-shape (carefree youth, tougher middle age, and more comfortable later life) now seems to steadily rise with age instead. bit.ly/4cugzOj

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"[My] husband and I told our kids that if they wanted to pursue a #relationship with their grandparent, we would help facilitate that in a #safe way. ... We’ve allowed supervised visits [and] encouraged the kids to write letters or call if they ever want to." #MentalHealthMonday
Psychology Today@PsychToday

When someone makes the decision to go no-contact with a family member, they may worry about the effects on their children. Here are some healthy ways to handle what is often a complicated and painful situation. psychologytoday.com/us/blog/forces…

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