Sleep Hygiene: 4 Tips and The Role of Acceptance

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By: Thomas Cheeseman

Sleep hygiene is a term that I hear thrown around regularly. But what is sleep hygiene, and what are four elements that support sleep?
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Searching For Her Long-Lost Child: ‘Three Juliets’ Book Review

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By: Brittany Garcia

“Sixteen years ago she was forced to give up her baby for adoption. Now she’s in a race to track her child down before it’s too late.”
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Does Fear of God help us hear the Spirit?

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By: Tania Harris

Does fear of God help us hear the voice of the Holy Spirit? Some say it does… The concept is related to our obedience… that is, if God speaks, we should obey, and if we fear God, we’re more likely to do so. Read more

Being Safe, Being Welcomed Top Priority for Refugees

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By: Laura Bennett

When George left Syria as a refugee, he wasn’t sure what to expect from Australia: would it look like the postcards with koalas, kangaroos and beaches?
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Julie Goodwin: How Cooking Saves Lives

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By: Joni Boyd

Julie Goodwin’s ‘Dinner Club’ uses cooking to teach men in juvenile detention not only culinary skills but also social responsibility. Read more

When Kids Struggle with Friendships: What Parents Can Do

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By: Bec Harris

Making friends at school isn’t always easy. Sometimes, kids come home feeling left out, upset, or even anxious. Parenting expert Michelle Mitchell unpacks what’s really going on and how parents can help. Read more

The Liking Gap? Why People Like You More Than You Think.

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By: Johanna McCarthy

Recently, a new term has popped up in the psychology social media space: the liking gap. I’m always a bit wary of psychological concepts gaining traction on social media, as they’re often simplified to fit into bite-sized content aimed at generating views.
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