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All The 'Psych' Christmas Episodes You Can Watch On Peacock

Shawn Spencer might not have had the most conventional childhood — what with his ex-cop father teaching him the ins and outs of scary-specific observational skills from a young age — but that doesn't mean "Psych" never dove into a kid-favorite holiday several times over: Christmas. In fact, it could be argued that grown Shawn (James Roday) is better suited to the fun-filled holiday than his…

Slot Machine Strategies That Actually Work

Slot machines account for 70% of all gaming revenue. That means there are a lot of people coming home with empty pockets after visiting the casinos. Slot machines are no longer used to keep the women occupied while the men bet the “real” money on table games. Slot machines now bring in the “real” money, and slot machines are played by both women and men of all ages<br>There are no secret tips that can guarantee a person will win on slot machines.…

This Is How Narcissistic Parents Treat Their Children

New research shows how the narcissistic parenting style affects children.

Surviving a Narcissistic Partner: Should You Stay Or Should You Go?

Dear Terry, I’m definitely a “Fixer” and I married Tim knowing that he was controlling and self-centered. But I just never realized how hard it would be to live with someone who is so arrogant and …

6 Tips to Reduce Your Daily Stress and Anxiety

8 Little-Known Bonuses From Treating Depression

You'll sleep better, think more clearly, and want to have sex again. Seem unlikely? These are just three of the wins when you treat depression.

What do people worry about when considering divorce?

What do people worry about when considering divorce? - Divorce - Law Offices of KML Associates, Attorneys at Law

Is It Time to See a Marriage Counselor About Your Money Problems?

If you can't stop fighting over money, it might be time to see a marriage counselor.

Costs and Benefits of Providing Transition-related Health Care Coverage in Employee Health...

Employers report zero or very low costs and yet substantial benefits, for them and their employees alike, when they provide transition-related health care coverage in their employee health benefit plans. The report finds that a majority of employers reported that they would encourage other employers to add the coverage, and none would advise against it. Thirty-four employers participated in a survey to describe their transition-inclusive health benefits plans.

How the Inflation Reduction Act can help decarbonize the health care industry

Tax credits in the Inflation Reduction Act can help health care — the largest industry in the world's largest economy — break its carbon addiction.

9 Signs He's Not The Marrying Type, According To Marriage Counselors

What's Up Doc?: Leveraging technology to improve mental health care for youth

There is a crucial need to improve mental health care for youth. While we need long term solutions and systemic changes, leveraging technology can help us provide better mental health care in the s…

What's Behind A Rise In Conscience Complaints For Health Care Workers?

A new rule expands protection for health care workers who refuse to provide certain care on moral grounds. The rule cites a sudden rise in religious discrimination complaints. What's fueling the rise?

In Search Of Age-Friendly Health Care, Finding Room For Improvement

Simple alterations — like better signs, seating, parking or door design — can make it easier for older patients to navigate health care facilities. Here are several changes doctors’ offices, clinic…

Seven facts about America’s mental health-care system

The United States spends 5.6 percent of its health care budget on mental health treatment, which is on par with other developed nations. More spending goes towards prescription drugs than hospitalizations. And 45 percent of those with unmet needs cite cost as a barrier.

Can AI Help Reduce Disparities in General Medical and Mental Health Care?

As machine learning becomes increasingly common in health care, these systems’ data, algorithms, and recommendations raise critical justice questions.

Healthy? You'll spend more on health care in retirement

The healthier you are, the more money you need to save for health care in retirement.

Obstacles prevent access to mental health care, even among insured

Patients seeking mental health care deal with hurdles such as incorrect phone numbers and psychiatrists who refuse to accept insurance.

Pills for no reason: mental health care not going to those who need it

Despite rising suicides and overdoses, a study finds that depression is down and mental health care use is up.

Should 'Mental Health Checkups' Be Made Part Of Health Care In Schools?

'The early detection of children who are showing psychiatric symptoms or are at the risk of a mental disorder is crucial, but introducing 'mental health checkups' as part of health care in...