self management

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• Emotions and self-regulation in chronic pain

  
  HealthSkills Weblog — Authority: 422
  I posted about the reciprocal effect of emotions on goal content and today I want to look a little further into this. A profound statement in the paper by Hamilton, Karoly & Kitzman is this: ‘If emotional well-being influences the selection and the valuation of a particular goal, then it is likely that the ...
  3 days ago

• How to make business travel manageable

  
  Penelope Trunk's Brazen Careerist — Authority: 619
  Last year I traveled almost every week . Some weeks I traveled to three different cities. If you are excited about business travel, thinking it’s a free ticket to see the world, you should stop reading now. But if you are having trouble maintaining your personal life in the face of tons of travel, these ...
  3 days ago

• Recurrent Nightmare

  
  The Learning Diary of an Israeli Water Engineer — Authority: 133
  I am in a friendly LA country living in a luxury hotel. I leave the hotel with my car and park the car nearby. The car is stolen or I forget where I had parked it. Then I notice that my pockets are empty, my documents and money have been stolen. Somehow I get another car and drive to the next town, where once again I ...
  4 days ago

• Chronic pain management is NOT just like ‘any other chronic disease’

  
  HealthSkills Weblog — Authority: 422
  The other day someone said to me that managing chronic pain was just the same as managing something like diabetes, hypertension, asthma or any other chronic disease.  It irked me at the time and I couldn’t put my finger on just what it was that bothered me, but after a couple of days thinking about it I’ve got a ...
  4 days ago

• ‘What do I do when I’ve had enough’: The Effect of Emotions on Self-regulation & Chronic Pain

  
  HealthSkills Weblog — Authority: 422
  As soon as read the first paragraph of the paper I’ve used as the basis for this post, I knew I was onto something that resonated with my original occupational therapy values. It says this: ‘ Living with chronic pain is a balancing act. People with chronic pain are required to make daily decisions about how ...
  4 days ago

• Self regulation – what it is and what to do

  
  HealthSkills Weblog — Authority: 422
  So, if self regulation is about exerting control over thoughts, feelings, actions and physiology, how does it work? When I skipped through some Google references last night (o font of all knowledge!) I found a good number of sites referring to self regulation and children – but not nearly as many relating to adults, ...
  6 days ago

• social ownership and workers’ self-management

  
  the commune — Authority: 476
  A motion to the Labour Representation Committee conference proposed by The Commune The Labour Representation Committee notes this year marks the twentieth anniversary of the fall the Berlin Wall, and the beginning of the change of regimes in the USSR and Eastern Europe in the years 1989-1991. Conference salutes ...
  2 weeks ago

• Training yourself to be more inspired

  
  Modite by Rebecca Thorman — Authority: 491
  Turn Here is a guest column on Wednesdays by Caitlin McCabe who blogs over at Smile Like You Mean It and is into architecture, social media, and irreverence. “For my part I know nothing with any certainty, but the sight of the stars makes me dream.” -Vincent van Gogh “You ever notice that they ...
  2 weeks ago

• Blood Glucose Numbers: What are the Right Numbers?

  
  Fitness Equipment Solutions — Authority: 138
  Depending on where you look, recommended blood glucose levels can vary. The American Diabetes Association (ADA) numbers differ from the American College of Endocrinology (ACE) guidelines.
  2 weeks ago

• Understanding the Anxious Mind

  
  Modite by Rebecca Thorman — Authority: 491
  For the past eight or nine months, I’ve created a bubble around me of people I trust, making sweeping efforts to withdraw from drama . Through this process, I learned; the bubble always pops. Here’s what that’s like for me: Imagine, you’re a crumb and you fall onto the sidewalk and an ant discovers you. His ...
  2 weeks ago

• Will Mobile/Wireless Apps Be the Breakthrough for Retail eHealth & Remote Monitoring?

  
  e-CareManagement — Authority: 115
  Two slides from Mary Meeker’s presentation at Web 2.0 this week really caught my attention. Compare the proportions that “ users pay” for desktop Internet services vs. mobile Internet services (the area inside the red lines — click on the graphics to see larger versions).   What do these ...
  3 weeks ago

• How to delegate for people who hate delegating

  
  Modite by Rebecca Thorman — Authority: 491
  Turn Here is a guest column on Wednesdays by Caitlin McCabe who blogs over at Smile Like You Mean It and is into architecture, social media, and irreverence. Something that not a lot of my online network knows is that I have fake nails.  Everyone in my face-to-face life has an opinion about it. For example, my ...
  3 weeks ago

• Feeling the pain: distraction/relaxation or exposure

  
  HealthSkills Weblog — Authority: 422
  It’s not the pain, it’s the judgement of the pain that makes it so distressing – or at least, that’s how the cognitive behavioural model of pain views our experience of pain. As a result, most pain management therapies working to help people manage when their pain can’t be removed involves reviewing how ...
  4 weeks ago

• The Self-managing, ‘Unbreakable’ Internet?

  
  Innovation Toronto — Authority: 438
  Image by Getty Images via Daylife High-powered internet applications typically need teams of experts to maintain them. Not any more, say European researchers who have built a system to create applications that manage and fix themselves. Part of the internet’s potential lies in its ability to link hundreds, ...
  4 weeks ago

• a communist revival?

  
  the commune — Authority: 476
  by Nathan Coombs One of the remarkable things about the manifesto of the recent  University of California Santa Cruz student occupation , the  Communiqué from an Absent Future , was the emphatic use of the word communism to describe their project to “demand not a free university but a free society”. ...
  4 weeks ago

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