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by rendx 1y ago
> and one thing "work" does is supply a bunch of things to do. and a social environment. "belonging" is a very important human need.
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As a European, I strongly prefer slow and decentralized and the principle of subsidiarity over quick and easy to corrupt, as current history demonstrates. To me, it is a tradeoff well worth it. Many seem not to be familiar with that fundame
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Impathy and Emotion Recognition: How Attachment Shapes Emotion Processing(mdpi.com)
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I do. I do also use the touchpad back gesture, depending on where my hands are.
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One option that I not see discussed in the blog post: Collecting user signals locally and using those access patterns (mouse movement, clicks, IP/site browsing history) to discriminate between "standard" site usage and bots;
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"Complex trauma opens up another possible pathway between tinnitus and trauma -- one similar to that proposed for the connection between tinnitus and traditional trauma. Let’s say, for example, that my parents belittled me constantly a
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Or you 'lose it' and get a new one, no need to wait for expiration.
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https://www.sec.gov/submit-tip-or-complaint
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The impact of types of childhood maltreatment on PTSD and personality disorders(tandfonline.com)
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Not only that, but it's also totally acceptable now to broadcast your user's data to a megaton of external services for no good reason. If people had some grasp of what is going on and it was visible to them, they would complain v
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Highly recommended, timeless read!
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Adverse childhood experiences and interpersonal functioning: A systemic review(sciencedirect.com)
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> unconventional Google-filing trick Documented as "subadressing" in RFC 5233, and the default for both sendmail and postfix, amongst others. As such, often 'accidentially' supported by many mail providers even when u
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Psychological interventions for PTSD: A systematic review of meta-analyses(sciencedirect.com)
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To begin with, a description/comparison table of the limitations/extra features between free and paid plus a pointer to the app stores and their price listings would be helpful.
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Congrats! This looks really nice! Unfortunately, a big no and showstopper for me is the current lack of pricing information. The only thing I can find about the subscription is buried in the FAQ under "Account". "All paid pla
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Any successful form of trauma treatment will first make it worse, because you open the can of worms and begin to go deep. Unfortunately, many therapists are not very good at explaining that up front. If you only have a few sessions, it is b
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You can use EMDR both for anchoring positive experiences, as well as to dip into unprocessed traumatic memories. In a typical therapy setting, you do both. Stabilization techniques are in addition to that; vagus nerve stimulation serves to
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Stabilization is a crucial pillar in order to face the traumatic memories and process them. You cannot face the memories without it; any attempt to do it without stabilization training would be ill-advised; actually, PTSD as diagnosis is
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It is one of the few forms of PTSD therapy where there is plentyful research about its effectiveness? In Germany, it is basically the only trauma processing technique covered by health insurance, because of its proven track record. see e.g.
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EMDR has been shown in many studies that it can be highly effective also for complex PTSD, see eg. a recent meta-meta-study ( https://doi.org/10.1016/j.janxdis.2025.103017 ). It very much and more depends on the relati
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A bit difficult to quote statistics from varying sources without defining what constitutes "violence" (or discussing the wide spectrum of possible definitions). Leaving an interesting quote: "For violence to take place, there
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I thought it was about foot health, as in "it cannot be healthy to wear shoes all the time". For me any time I can get out of my shoes I feel deep relief and it feels as if my feet can "finally breathe freely again" and
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https://www.project2025.observer/ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Project_2025
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Seth Rogen Speaks Truth to Billionaires, Gets Censored for It(kottke.org)
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Fossjobs: A job board for Free and Open Source jobs(fossjobs.net)
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"Total number of cases tracked: 189 (including 4 closed cases)"
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Litigation Tracker: Legal Challenges to Trump Administration Actions(justsecurity.org)
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Pregnant Women Are Losing Access to Care, Formula and Shelter(forbes.com)
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by rendx 2y ago
> secondhand books are generally outdated, undesirable, and/or damaged — do collectors I buy up to 10 (mostly non-fiction) books on paper a month, always secondhand if available, via bookfinder. You typically get a very accurate des

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