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Apr 17

Walking Alongside our Service Members, Veterans and Their Families

By Bree Petracca Community Engagement

by Anita Harris Hering The highest reward for a person’s work is not what they get for it, but what they become because of it. – John Ruskin Ruskin’s quote could very well define my family of eight - three sisters, two brothers and my parents. Volunteerism within our church...

Apr 16

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Resource Discovery| Quickies: A Handbook of Brief Sex Therapy

By jasonj2 Health and Well-Being

By: Bari Sobelson, MS, LMFT When presented with sexual issues in couples’ therapy, students and colleagues of Drs. Shelley Green and Douglas Flemons have made the same assumption over and over; they must seek assistance from other clinicians. This was concerning to Green and Douglas, as these systemically trained therapists…

Apr 14

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Woking out loud elements: "1. Relationships are the heart of WOL. The path to knowledge is via others. 2. Generosity. We are wired for reciprocal altruism. The currency of real networking is generosity. 3. Visible Work. Amplify who you are & what you do - it extends your reach. 4. Purposeful Discovery. Having a learning goal in mind orients your activities. 5. Growth Mindset. Develop and open, curious approach to work & life."

That’s a Wrap! 5 Ways the Building Networks for Resilience Learning Experience Has Potential for Lasting Impact

By Jessica Beckendorf Community Engagement

The final installment of the Building Networks for Resilience Learning Experience wrapped up on April 10, 2018 with a lively conversation, connecting participants through meaningful sense-making and sharing. The agenda was co-created by participants, and everyone that signed up for the podcasts and webinars was able to take advantage of sharing their thoughts and insights before, during, and after the learning experience through email, voicemail, social media, and BoardThing.

Apr 11

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Resource Discovery: Feeding Therapy Resources

By jasonj2 Health and Well-Being

Feeding issues frequently come up in OneOp webinar evaluations as a topic caregivers struggle to address with young finicky eaters. It is my hope that this blog will provide readers with some key resources related to feeding that others have found useful.

Apr 09

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Go Beyond the Webinar: Insights and Strategies into Protecting Youth from the Impacts of Violence

By jasonj2 Community Engagement

By: Bari Sobelson, MS, LMFT & David Lee Sexton, Jr. Our March 22, 2018 webinar was facilitated by Dr. Lauren Marlotte of the Division of Behavioral Health and Nathanson Family Resilience Center at the University of California Los Angeles. In this webinar, 3 broad areas of violence that impact youth were...

Apr 05

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Questions Answered from the webinar: The low FODMAP diet for irritable bowel syndrome: From evidence to practice

By OneOp Health and Well-Being

This blog post answers questions asked in the Low FODMAP Diet for Irritable Bowel Syndrome: From Evidence to Practice.

Apr 02

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Dissolving the Myth of the “Loony Line”: The Effects of Stigma on Military Personnel Mental Health Treatment Seeking

By Jason Jowers Health and Well-Being

By: David Lee Sexton Jr. Meet Dr. Thomas Britt Dr. Thomas Britt was a Captain in the Army whose responsibility was to evaluate soldiers returning from Desert Storm during the late 1990s. Utilizing a variety of screening instruments, Britt and his colleagues sought to determine if returning soldiers suffered from…

Mar 26

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Resource Discovery| Human Performance Resource Center (HPRC)

By jasonj2 Community Engagement

By: Lauren Messina, PhD, LCMFT, David Lee Sexton, Jr., & Bari Sobelson, MS, LMFT It is no secret that well-being is a construct made up of several, sometimes competing, factors. After all, our overall health is really a combination of our health at various levels, including psychological, physical, spiritual, and…

Mar 21

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Getting to Know You: A Follow-Up on Speech Development

By Robyn Health and Well-Being

Infants spend much of their very first year getting to know their caregivers, as caregivers get to know them! Even after a few weeks of life, sensitive and nurturing parents know what their baby likes and doesn’t like, their habits, their temperaments, and their quirks as they watch development unfold rapidly. While my own children are bigger now, I love watching my friends get to know their own newborns. I follow their postings on Facebook as they muse over the way their newborn sleeps with his eyes partially open, or the funny sounds she makes after eating just before falling asleep.

Mar 19

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A low FODMAP diet and IBS Symptoms

By OneOp Health and Well-Being

A diet low in short-chain fermentable carbohydrates, otherwise known as the FODMAP diet is frequently used to treat irritable bowel syndrome (IBS). But following a low FODMAP diet is next to impossible without the right education.