From the Anash.org inbox: As a parent of young children, I’m always looking for ways to improve my parenting. But the recent obsession with secular therapy and methods has become overrated and often destructive. By Rochel B. Recently, an article was published on Anash.org by R Sholom Mordechai Rubashkin on the importance of receiving guidance … Read more
What do you think about yourself? How are your relationships with others? What stage of life are you in? At times, we all need to take stock of our existence. There is some therapy that can help. Last update: May 29, 2023 Self-reflection doesn’t really fit into today’s busy world. Indeed, the ability to go … Read more
More than six years of real-world data collected from people living with HIV switching to dolutegravir-based two-drug regimens confirm comparable efficacy to three-drug regimens, consistent with previous clinical trial results. Dr Conor Bowman and colleagues at the Royal Free Hospital have published these findings in the journal AIDS. Analyzing retrospective patient data from a London … Read more
Coloradans increasingly end up in hospital emergency rooms when in severe mental health crises, but once stabilized and sent home, most never go to therapy. About 70 percent of people don’t see a therapist after an emergency visit, a statistic that mental health advocates blame on a confusing system and lack of guidance available to … Read more