The psychological trauma of the Las Vegas tragedy will likely be great and experienced by not only those close in proximity to the crisis, but also many throughout the United States. It’s important for (more…)
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Author: Wendy Hooker
The Las Vegas Attack: How to Assist Victims of Traumatic Stress and Crisis Situations
Care Matters sends its thoughts to the victims, their families, and friends who were traumatized in the Las Vegas attack.
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In the coming days, weeks and months the psychological trauma in the aftermath of the Las Vegas tragedy will (more…)
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How Helping Others Can Improve Your Health
Study shows that volunteering can improve your physical and mental health.
You probably know that a nutritious diet, exercising regularly, and avoiding bad habits like smoking or consuming excessive alcohol can help you live a longer and healthier life; however, you may not know (more…)
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Advance Care Planning
Empowering You to Choose Medical Treatment Options
Advance care planning allows you to make decisions about the medical care you receive, and to communicate those decisions if you become unable to speak for yourself. By law, you have the right to choose or refuse medical care based on your personal values, beliefs, and any other factors that are important to you.
Why is Advance Care Planning Important?
If you are in an accident, suffer a job-related injury, or have a health condition that le...
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Female Veterans and Drug Addiction: 15 Ways to Support their Ongoing Battle
Coming back home after serving in the military can be a very challenging time for those who have bravely served our country. The National Conference of State Legislatures states that the “transition from military to civilian life varies for each female (more…)
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A Guide for Disabled Homebuyers
Having a home to call one’s own is a giant milestone millions of Americans strive to achieve. Becoming a homeowner brings with it a sense of pride and accomplishment, but the process of touring homes for sale and making an offer can be intimidating. (more…)
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Financial Steps to Prepare for Disability
Most financial experts advise to have at least six months of income in a rainy-day fund in case of an emergency or job loss. But even that isn't enough for someone unable to return to work due to a serious disability or (more…)
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16 Resources for Homeowners with Disabilities
Every year, more Americans living with disabilities are able to call themselves homeowners. Thanks to support and legislation such as the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), having a home to call one’s own is now an achievable dream for more people (more…)
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Financial Planning For Veterans
Many financial advisors choose to focus on one or demographic segments of the population from which they build their clientele. One important group that often gets overlooked is members of the U.S. military who retire or separate from service. (more…)
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Winter Nutrition for Seniors
Preparing nutritious recipes can help keep seniors healthy during the winter. Maintaining good nutrition can boost immunity and help ward off ailments.
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