Life Coaches Aren’t Just for Suckers Anymore
It has to click. It has to fit. It has to be right for you. The timing of it and the coach herself.
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Nearly Half of UK Dentists Are Pessimistic About the Future
According to a September survey of 497 dental professionals by Dental Protection, 45% of dentists in the United Kingdom feel their well-being is.
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Dental Workers Surveyed About the Pandemic’s Effects on Their Life Experiences
A survey of nearly a thousand people who were tested for COVID-19 at the University of Michigan School of Dentistry this summer examined.
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Getting Back in the Dental Office Doesn’t Mean the Stress Is Over
We have been thrown in the deep end of the “back to work” waters. Waves of anxiety over personal protection equipment (PPE), financial.
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Dental Treatment May Trigger Memories of Sexual Abuse
The defenselessness experienced while sitting in the dentist’s chair can prompt memories of sexual abuse, according to Eva Wolf, PhD, DDS, associate professor.
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Has COVID-19 Affected Your Mental Health? Survey Wants to Know
Doctors, nurses, and other healthcare professionals are experiencing greater rates of mental health issues such as depression as a result of the pandemic,.
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ADA Says Dentistry’s Recovery Has Levelled Off
Dentistry’s economic recovery appears to have plateaued, according to the ADA. Its August 24 ADA Health Policy Institute (HPI) poll indicates that 99%.
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Healthcare Workers Face Greater Risks of Depression During the Pandemic
Healthcare workers in the United States are struggling with a suite of mental health challenges during the COVID-19 pandemic and facing a greater.
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When Will I Be Happy? It’s All Relative
When we’re young, we dream and imagine what life will be like when we grow up. Over time, we subconsciously edit these fantasies,.
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Dental Students Face Greater Rates of Depression
Dental students in California experience depressive symptoms at a rate similar to those of medical students and higher than the general population, according.
