- No te automediques.
- Confía en los facultativos.
- Pero no vayas a Urgencias por tonterías.
- Pero determina tu que es una tontería.
- Si no es grave, auto cuidado, pero sin auto medicarse.
- Si tienes dudas, vas a Urgencias y no era grave, me río de ti en X.
- Pero confía.
@UOCuniversidad@UOCindignada@UOCrespon
Queridísima universidad que, hasta hoy, me ha sacado unos 8.661,45€ que podría llevar a pensar en inversión al estudiante y mejoras en la experiencia de éste para con vuestro "campus" (no). Os dejo mi pensamiento:
Narcissists may erase their own bad behavior from their awareness to protect their self-image. @DrErinLeonard explains how it works. https://t.co/JJK9DIH62k
A new theory suggests that some mental disorders are evolved cognitive styles that benefit the group, including bipolar disorder, ADHD, autism, and schizophrenia https://t.co/UHK0znJ5BB
ADHD undoubtedly causes challenges today. But researchers believe that our early ancestors relied on those with ADHD traits to help survive their harsh environments. Here's why. https://t.co/Dl1roXtntR
Changing the body movements of people with anxiety and depression could positively influence their emotional state, helping them feel more energized and motivated. @ArashEmamzadeh explains. https://t.co/EBZJyYgnod
“People like you more than you think. I know it’s scary to reach out but it’s likely to end more positively than your brain is assuming.”—@DrMarisaGFranco https://t.co/27FhKrcKto
The newest frontier for sexual harassment: the metaverse. Here's what's happening, and what tech companies might work on to combat it, writes @WendyPatrickPhD https://t.co/tjAx3TDFUW
"Many adults with ADHD struggle with structure, following rules, and creating new routines." These suggestions from @DrSharonSaline can help. https://t.co/R2kio1xhvY
SO excited to share that...! Sound familiar? We regularly share life's positive events with others, and when we do it can bring us joy and connection. But what drives these sharing behaviors? Our study, just published in @APA_Journals#Emotion, set out to examine just that! 🧵1/x
Feeling unseen or unheard in childhood, research suggests, often leads to insecurity, depression, and unstable identity as an adult, as well as significant relationship challenges. Here's why. https://t.co/XcQauZQGnH
Do you tend to replay events in your mind, getting more and more worked up? Understanding your triggers can help you avoid ruminating. Here's where to start. https://t.co/WiknzIxHva
It has long been assumed that married people were healthier long-term than singles because of the built-in support their relationships provided. Turns out, that's not really the case. https://t.co/yEfdQ5Nu5N