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Yes, Adolf Hitler Really Said He Would 'Make Germany Great Again'

Neo-Nazis around the world have made it clear that they’re optimistic about what a Trump presidency will do for their cause. And while countless people have already pointed out just how dangerous Donald Trump’s rise to power has been, the historical parallels to other authoritarian regimes is still shocking. Take, for instance, this article from 1934. The author explains that Hitler was promising to make Germany “great” again.

This Is How Narcissistic Parents Treat Their Children

New research shows how the narcissistic parenting style affects children.

How Strep Throat May Lead to a Severe Psychiatric Disorder in Children

The condition known as PANDAS is characterized by sudden and extreme behavior, including outbursts of anger and violence.

Physician suicide: Where are the leaders?

Physicians and medical trainees need to be empowered to become allies instead of closing their eyes to the reality that the most vulnerable are dealing with. Academic leaders need to be appropriately trained to identify red flags and timely address the situations with kindness, empathy, fairness, and a sense of advocacy for those who suffer.

9 Surprising Facts About Learning and Attention Issues

Do you think you know a lot about learning disabilities and ADHD? Here are nine facts that might surprise you about LD.

The way you eat pizza can give clues about your personality

7 Fast Workouts That Even Exercise Haters Will Love

Working out can be a hassle. Many of us simply don’t have the time to make the gym a daily commitment. Between work, school, chores, and housework, our workout time is severely limited. That’s why we’ve compiled a list of 7 fast workouts even exercise haters will love. You can start and finish these in the time it takes your pasta to boil or while your washing machine finishes a cycleGrab a water bottle and set down a mat or towel. These…

Seeing as God sees: transfiguration in a 12-step recovery program

The transfiguration requires us to let go of our masks and let others catch a glimpse of God in us.

Enhanced recovery program benefits frail colon and rectal surgery patients

The implementation of an enhanced recovery program for colon and rectal surgery patients at a not-for-profit, urban, tertiary care, Level I trauma center.

Is SMART Recovery a moderation program?

abstinence, addiction, moderation, recovery, relapse

Pilot program aimed at helping people in recovery become better parents

LOWER PAXTON TOWNSHIP, DAUPHIN COUNTY, Pa. - Some family centers across the Commonwealth began training for a new pilot program Thursday. The program, offered by Pennsylvania Family Support Alliance, will help families in recovery."I want to give them a chance to become a family again."Substance use disorder can tear a family apart, and up until now there wasn't a program offered statewide that could help recovering addicts learn how to pick up the broken pieces of their families.

The Success Rate of Traditional Recovery Programs

One of the interesting things about addiction and recovery is when you look at the numbers. How many people actually find sobriety out of all of those who attempt to change their lives? Much has been said about this particular issue but it is difficult to get good data when it comes to success rates. …

Using Recovery Principles in Christian Programs

How can we properly use ideas, principles, and techniques from the secular treatment in Christian recovery programs? A. Stay true to the scriptures – Anything we use in rescue ministry —…

The Importance of Rest in a Workout Program

Taking a day off from exercise can be hard for fitness junkies, but when it comes to recovery and injury prevention.

My Thoughts Before Joining 12-Step Recovery

Before getting sober I thought AA was a cult. It turns out I couldn't have been further from the truth. Learn why AA is NOT a cult today! We can all change!

How I Went Back to School for Addiction

I accidentally joined an addiction counseling program at UCLA. It's been amazing. It hasn't just filled my mind with facts, but broadened my mind on what recovery—with or without AA—can mean.