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Mental Health

Strategies on Winning Stress – Advice From New York Female Psychiatrist

by Marina Doulova MD on November 19, 2011

In today’s world women and men are equal in many ways. Many women have full time jobs and care for their families. There are more responsibilities that are falling on female shoulders. Subsequently it increases daily stress and physical exhaustion. Stress is supposed to be good for us; it keeps us alert and motivated. Yet, too much stress or prolonged stress can lead to depression in people with predisposition.

Continuing Education for MFTs – Defining the Requirements

by Matt Hiltibran on January 17, 2011

The professional licensed Marriage and family therapist will have met some very strict educational requirements for any state in the union. In addition to this educational process there are MFT continuing education requirements for license renewal in most states as well. Each state has their own requirements as regards to the content of the allowable MFT CEUs but all states will have a minimum number of CEUs required regardless of the content. The challenge for the busy MFT has been traditionally to find enough time in an already full schedule to personally attend seminars and classes which would count toward their MFT continuing education requirements. Fortunately, distance learning for MFT CEUs has lightened this burden considerably.

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Stress At Work – What To Do About It

by Marilyn Millbank on November 26, 2010

Is the stress from your job interfering with your ability to concentrate and perform as expected? Would you be interested in a few tips to help you manage the stress in the workplace-tips that can increase your productivity and generally make you more relaxed and content at work. If so, you may find the following information very useful. Here we will show you a few proven tips for relieving the stress from your job and leading a happier more productive life.

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