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- Teaching AI to Listen to the Language of Mental Health
The Use of Natural Language Processing in Mental Health Research Language is at the heart of mental health I use Natural Language Processing (NLP), a methodology that allows us to extract meaning from clinical it is difficult to classify without the surrounding context and clinical history that a human reader naturally
- How lockdown changed my life for the better
Although I’m able to handle my controlling nature more, I still find myself itching to take control of It’s human nature. But it takes a mature person to admit fault, apologies, and make up or cut off a relationship. You can make do with a lot less than you think you can. 2020 was the year of lockdowns.
- What strategies are needed to survive the emotions that may follow the roadmap out of lockdown?
In the UK, COVID-19 restrictions have begun to ease from March 8th, 2021 after a punishing 3rd lockdown Direction of travel: The roadmap for lifting lockdown Whilst the transition out of lockdown is a welcome of a relationship after lockdown. The end of lockdown may bring some intense emotions. Why is mindfulness relevant to coming out of lockdown?
- On Love & Loss of Our Flora & Fauna
I first started encountering Sam at his work in lockdown, when many people emerged from their surrounding A benefit of the lockdown was that nature reclaimed the spaces humans left, but we invaded nature’s spaces mental health during the lockdown, but also realising how detrimental human disturbance can be to the Nevertheless, nature is doing well here. There is a nature and climate emergency.
- The future of child and adolescent psychiatry - a medical student’s perspective
Source: MIT News As well as the physiological effects of the coronavirus, the accompanying lockdown has of the lockdown. Lockdown will also have put a strain on relationships within families that weren’t previously at risk It is unfortunately very likely that some children will have suffered abuse during the lockdown, and Whilst it is easy to criticise social media, lockdown has allowed us to see the potential benefits of
- Fostering cats is so rewarding, it's like free therapy
considered ‘animal therapy’ before, but I've been rescuing creatures since I was a child, so it felt natural Then the COVID lockdowns happened, and suddenly I was just as afraid as they were. We watched a nightly film during the COVID lockdowns, and they’d lie between us, subtly pushing their
- Beyond the Label: How Synthetic Fibres Impact Our Health
Photo by Cottonbro Studio on Pexels What Sets Natural and Synthetic Fibres Apart? These fibres are classified into two categories: natural and synthetic fibres . Natural fibres are sourced from plants and animals, making them a completely renewable resource. naturally over time without leaving a mark on the planet. Like many, I cannot afford to replace every item I own with nature-fibre alternatives.
- An Optimist's Guide to Recent COVID-19 Research
It has been nearly 3 months since the UK began to emerge from lockdown. think of the spikes in coronavirus cases being reported in cities around the world after easing of lockdown Naturally, I was keen to read up on the findings, but when I read the title my heart sank. I think it’s crucial to answer one question to ward off lockdown/social distancing fatigue: was lockdown , lockdown in Sicily was imposed when there were very few cases in the region and this early lockdown
- Conundrum: the puzzle left in the wake of suicide
It was May 2021; the UK was coming out of a second lockdown, and I was in Wales to collect a puppy. The person I met that day turned out to be one of the most naturally empathetic and intuitive people And he did it with such natural charm, such honesty and by being so open and non-judgemental to whatever
- Magic for the Mind: Why are imaginary worlds so appealing?
recently proposed that our preoccupation with made-up worlds may stem from how humans once evolved to be natural be found there, Dubourg and Baumard suggest that fantasy worlds appeal to us because they meet that natural Middle Earth, to take one example, has its own languages, plants and creatures, and even its own natural Such fantasy places are great for an enjoyable temporary escape — a real asset during the Covid-19 lockdown
- Even when I was lonely, I still had my eating disorder...
on Pexels My eating disorder was predominantly a result of being lonely and feeling powerless during lockdown The nature of an eating disorder is to push loved ones away so that the illness can have complete control
- Walking in the Woods: Restoring the mind-body balance
You have recently read about the benefits of nature and of nature soundscape. And to think, it was a simple walk amidst nature that started it all! the restorative benefits of nature. Use all senses to engage in nature as you walk. A daily walk in nature is helpful.













