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Independence Institute files suit against magazine ban
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Religion, morality and bad behavior
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How high up the administration’s ladders do the Obama scandals go?
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Encountering the psychic universe of Edgar Cayce
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TV tonight: Billboard Music Awards vs. Tim McGraw’s Superstar Night
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The distortion of language in politics
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As trial looms, activists unite around raw milk farmer
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Interview with Concrete, hardcore band from New York
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Computer fatigue: The cause and effect of data device burnout
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Message to ourselves: Stop enabling a “do nothing” Congress
Tango of Mind and Emotion
Jacqueline Marshall takes a look at life, and our lives, and provides the day to day notes of our dance.
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NATO, family, or friends: Feelings are not facts
NATO and feelings come to mind because of the impending clash of perceptions inevitable at this weekend's summit. It is the same clash we experience with our friends and family. Published 2:32 p.m. May 15, 2012 - Comments
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Mother’s Day: It started with war and peace
While Mother's Day for Peace is a stretch from today’s memorial-to-mothers holiday, it was a celebration of motherhood on a grand scale, an attempt to cultivate human life everywhere. Published 12:04 p.m. May 11, 2012 - Comments
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Mental health in plain sight: May is mental health month
There are mental health issues that need to be in plain sight during Mental Health Month. Up to 50 percent of those struggling with a mental health condition do not seek or receive help. Published 4:28 p.m. May 5, 2012 - Comments
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Mental health: Concussions and the repercussions of being human
The death of Junior Seau might be the ultimate consequence of brain concussions, but there are other significant factors to consider in regards to his mental health. Published 6:57 p.m. May 3, 2012 - Comments
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WWDC: Widening world of digital counseling; treating depression in children and adolescents
There is a 3D computer fantasy game that teaches good thinking habits to children as effectively as therapists can. Published 1:38 p.m. April 27, 2012 - Comments
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Children with bipolar disorder: Maybe true, definitely troubling
The diagnosis of Pediatric Bipolar Disorder (PBD) increased 4,000% from 1994 to 2003, and is still on the rise. Is this increase credible? Published 2:58 p.m. April 23, 2012 - Comments
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Holocaust: The heart turned inside out
Is the memory of the Holocaust as strong today as it was 40 or 50 years ago? That is unlikely, but it is a part of history we do well to remember. Published 5:44 p.m. April 19, 2012 - Comments
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Tax deadline spotlights procrastination: Nuisance habit or problem?
We put off anxiety producing activities, opting for pleasurable ones, even when we know the task eventually must be done. Does it matter that much, as long as things get taken care of? Published 12:24 p.m. April 14, 2012 - Comments
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Mike Wallace: His contribution to mental health
Mike Wallace did the mental health community a favor in 1996 by going public with his diagnosis of depression. He made it clear that depression does not descend only upon the faint of heart. Published 12:09 p.m. April 10, 2012 - Comments
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Things get better: Let your heart know depression will pass (video)
When our rumination is dark enough to cause despair, we hang on. Things will change because that’s what things do. Published 2:03 p.m. April 9, 2012 - Comments
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Jacqueline Marshall is a writer for Help For Depression, and freelances primarily in the areas of psychology and personal development. She has a MA in Counseling Psychology and is a licensed therapist living near Chicago.
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How high up the administration’s ladders do the Obama scandals go?
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Muslim Brotherhood infiltrating US college campuses
The Muslim Brotherhood has been infiltrating US college campuses for more than 30 years.
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Jacqueline Marshall is a writer for Help For Depression, and freelances primarily in the areas of psychology and personal development. She has a MA in Counseling Psychology and is a licensed therapist living near Chicago.
Jacqueline has experience helping those diagnosed with severe, persistent mental illness, and in providing general therapy services for individuals, couples, and families. Prior to counseling, she worked in graphic design and music education.
When not writing or counseling, Jacqueline enjoys reading literature and math-less books about quantum physics. She is a published poet, and has studied animal communication and energy healing.
