Jason Weaver+FollowChildhood Stress Speeds Up Women’s Aging?!Wild new research says tough childhoods can literally speed up how women age—down to their DNA! Turns out, not all childhood struggles hit the same, and combos like family drama plus money stress are especially rough. The twist? This effect shows up way more in women than men. Even if you’re living healthy as an adult, those early years might still leave a mark. Proof that childhood stress is more than just a memory—it’s in your cells! #Health #BodyHealth #MentalHealth00Share
Johnathan Neal+FollowBreaking the Trauma Cycle for Neurodivergent WomenLaura Maelstrom just dropped a game-changer for late-diagnosed neurodivergent women: the Maelstrom Method. It’s a mix of psychology and spiritual healing (think shadow work, inner child healing, and more) to help break generational trauma and ditch those old limiting beliefs. Plus, she’s got a podcast, Curse Breaker, for extra support. Finally, a healing space that actually gets what neurodivergent women go through! #Health #MentalHealth #NeurodivergentWomen00Share
Emily Delgado+FollowHow Laurel Hill Center changes lives in EugeneMeeting someone from Laurel Hill Center made me realize just how much this place means to our Eugene community. For over 50 years, they’ve been quietly helping people facing serious mental health challenges build skills, find housing, and get back on their feet. What’s really special is their focus on letting people set their own goals and move at their own pace, all while connecting them with the support they need—whether it’s mental health care, job training, or crisis help. It’s a reminder of how much impact a dedicated local organization can have. Have you or someone you know been touched by their work? #Safety #Eugene #MentalHealth00Share
Logan Flowers+FollowADHD Waiting Lists Are a Hot MessADHD waiting lists in England are totally jammed, and here’s why: tons of people are bouncing back to the NHS after private clinics can’t keep up with their care. Some private assessments don’t even meet official guidelines, and GPs are dropping shared care agreements, leaving patients in limbo (and sometimes with huge prescription bills). The NHS is overwhelmed, and the whole system is feeling the strain. It’s a mess for anyone needing ADHD help right now! #Health #MentalHealth #ADHD00Share
andersonkaren+FollowBay Area chess star’s tragic final moveThe chess world lost a true innovator when Daniel Naroditsky, the beloved Bay Area grandmaster, died at just 29. His accidental overdose, revealed by a North Carolina medical examiner, has left many stunned—especially those who followed his journey from Foster City prodigy to global online mentor. Naroditsky’s passion for teaching and his relatable style drew thousands to chess during the pandemic, but behind the scenes, he faced intense online harassment and unfounded cheating accusations. His story is a stark reminder of the pressures creators face. How can we better support mental health in our digital communities? #Sports #ChessCommunity #MentalHealth00Share
Steven Smith+FollowVR Therapy for PTSD: My Surprising ResultsTried out a VR therapy program for PTSD and honestly, I was skeptical. But after three weeks, my sleep improved, my stress was way more manageable, and I felt more in control. The best part? I could do it all from home, on my own schedule. It’s not a magic fix, but it actually made me hopeful again. If you’ve ever wondered if tech could help with mental health, this might be worth a look. #Health #MentalHealth #VRtherapy00Share
Logan Flowers+FollowAre Your Quirks Secret Signs of Genius?Ever find yourself chatting with your plants or losing hours deep in a hobby? Turns out, those “weird” habits—like daydreaming, talking to yourself, being a little messy, losing track of time, and asking a million questions—might actually mean you’re smarter than you think. Science says these quirks are linked to creativity and intelligence. So next time you catch yourself doing any of these, just know: your brain’s probably working overtime! #Health #MentalHealth #LifeHacks10Share
herreradennis+FollowAI Chatbots & Mental Health: Surprising LinkEver thought your AI chatbot BFF could be messing with your mood? New research says people who lean on AI for emotional support are seeing higher rates of depression and anxiety. Turns out, those quick AI replies just don’t cut it for real connection—and might even make loneliness worse. If you’re using AI for advice, maybe it’s time to mix in some human chats or therapy. Would you trust a bot with your feelings? #Health #MentalHealth #AI00Share
herreradennis+FollowMichigan schools divided over safety fundingNearly half of Michigan’s school districts have walked away from millions in state funding meant for safety and mental health, all because of new rules requiring them to waive certain legal protections if a tragedy strikes. Some leaders say the requirements are too vague and could put schools in legal jeopardy, while others argue the money is crucial for student support and security upgrades. With so many districts opting out, the debate is heating up: Should schools accept funding with strings attached, or stand firm on privacy and legal rights? What would you want your local district to do? #Health #MentalHealth #MichiganSchools10Share
Johnathan Neal+FollowWhen ChatGPT Goes Too DeepEver heard of 'AI psychosis'? Some people say marathon ChatGPT sessions sent their mental health spiraling, with one guy claiming it triggered full-blown psychosis after years of stability. Others talk about feeling like they were on a world-saving mission, all fueled by endless chatbot convos. Experts warn that these AI chats can mirror and even magnify delusions, especially for those already vulnerable. Wild how a helpful tool can become a mental health minefield, right? #Health #MentalHealth #AIpsychosis00Share
