Protect Your Mental Health on Hot Days
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Don’t let the summer heat affect your mental health. Learn more about how to stay cool and healthy this summer in our blog.
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Recent Blogs at AdventHealth Hendersonville
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You Matter: Suicide Awareness and Prevention
Estimated read time:You are not alone. September is Suicide Prevention Month, and we want you to know that you are valuable, your life matters and that there is help if you or someone you care about needs it.
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Mother and Daughter Bond Through a Shared Calling to Care at AdventHealth
Estimated read time:Growing up watching her mom work in health care, it’s no wonder AdventHealth CNA, Ashley Jenkins learned how to show uncommon compassion to patients. When Terri Worley, MSN, BSN, RN saw how much her...
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Seasonal Mood Disorder Can Strike in Summer, Too
Estimated read time:Seasonal mood disorder isn’t only prevalent in the winter. It can strike in the summer too. Learn more about causes, symptoms and treatments below.
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Tips for Handling Stress: Work, Home and Relationships
Estimated read time:If work, home or relationships are stressing you out, find out how you can handle the stress and restore calm.
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Tackling Tough Topics With Your Kids
Estimated read time:Learn tips on how to effectively address hard topics about world events with your kids.
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Beginning Again, and Again (and Again)
Estimated read time:With all the changes we've lived through in the last two years, our personal goals can fall by the wayside. This blog offers a fresh perspective on making big changes for our changing times.
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What Can Help When You Feel Helpless During the Pandemic
Estimated read time:As we approach the second anniversary of the pandemic, it can be hard not to feel tired, discouraged and helpless. Here are some tips to help you stay afloat as we continue to hope for brighter days...
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Broken Heart Syndrome: Causes and Symptoms
Estimated read time:Did you know there’s a temporary heart condition called broken heart syndrome? It can even mimic the symptoms of a heart attack. Find out who’s at the highest risk.