Psychological Pain Explained Intense psychological pain (referred to as psychache) is a commonality across all theories about youth and suicide. Common sources of psychological pain can be relationships and self-esteem or identity. “Parents should watch for excessive shame, guilt, loneliness, humiliation, or angst,” says Dr. Jessica Tomasula, licensed pediatric psychologist and manager of behavioral health services […]
Women often take on lots of different roles, many of which compete for limited time: care for children or aging parents, work responsibilities and social obligations. Even when these roles bring joy and fulfillment, their demands can sometimes feel overwhelming. That can lead to stress. Both men and women are vulnerable to the effects of […]
With so many family get-togethers, we think it’s time to get serious about grilling safety! According to the U.S. Fire Administration, approximately 5700 grill fires take place on residential property every year, most caused by malfunctioning gas grills. Thousands of people visit emergency rooms every year due to burn injuries while barbecuing. 6 Tips to […]
When you’re in pain, speedy relief is what you need. At WakeMed’s Kidney Stone Center, speedy relief is what you get. Available twenty-four hours a day, 365 days a year, the WakeMed “Stone Phone” rings continuously, receiving calls from patients both near and far, experiencing painful kidney stones and desperate for immediate treatment. A kidney […]
WakeMed’s very own Jeremy Gilmore, director of Spiritual Care, is among this year’s 40 Under 40 Leadership Awards winners. The Triangle Business Journal (TBJ) received more than 200 nominations for the 2022 awards cycle. Successes in 2021 While many patients and families count their blessings as WakeMed physicians, nurses and staff ease their pain, welcome […]
WakeMed’s very own Mallory Magelli McKeown, of WakeMed Children’s, is among this year’s 40 Under 40 Leadership Awards winners. The Triangle Business Journal (TBJ) received more than 200 nominations for the 2022 awards cycle. Successes in 2021 Mallory Magelli McKeown, 32, is the manager of the family navigation program for WakeMed Children’s Hospital — and […]
Each day, people around the world battle with invisible illnesses and conditions. You may not be able to see their pain or struggles — yet they are there. One person who knows about this all too well is Jessica Jolia. Jessica is an accomplished artist, producer and songwriter based out of Southern California. She has […]
It wouldn’t be summer in North Carolina without sweet, summer corn to brighten up your diet. Native to North Carolina, corn (also known as maize) grows here primarily in the coastal plains where the rich soil is ideal. It’s typically planted in April, and is harvested during the summer months – making it the perfect […]
Self-Harm and suicide can be tough topics for many people to wrap their minds around, and just thinking about them can also bring up a lot of emotions and triggers for people with post-traumatic stress disorder. Suicide is now the second most common cause of death among young people between ages 10-24. Yes, You Should […]
Wake Forest, NC residents, Jeremy and Mary Catherine Haarsgaard were excitedly awaiting the birth of their first born twins. With a little over a month before the due date, Mary Catherine was feeling great, and the babies were growing. “Going into week 34, I was still going to crossfit classes,” Mary Catherine gushes. Soon, however, […]
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