Fitness Hacks for Life
Fitness Hacks for Life objective is to provide awareness and education on mental health and contribute to the prevent and cure anxiety, depression, OCD, PTSD, and co-occurring disorders. Fitness Hacks for Life improves the quality of life of our clients through evidence-based educational resources, professional guests, and scientific research. Fitness Hacks for Life brings together mental health professionals who lend their time and expertise to help improve the impact and effectiveness of our care process by promoting best practices and treatments across disciplines through continuing education and training and accelerating dissemination of evidence based mental health messages. The purpose of this project is to request for a hand in raising funds for our outreach programs.
This is an important project because with this assistance will help us increase the scope of our service delivery and ultimately the impact of our mental health care processes, therefore contributing to the attainment of UN Sustainable Developmental Goal of Good Health and well being. The success of our program is also anchored to the UN SDG of Partnerships for the goals because we look to collaborate with other professionals and stakeholders in order to attain our objactives.
At Fitness Hacks for Life, we set in motion the healing process by providing inspiring content that highlights mental and physical fitness hacks for holistic health. We bring in guest experts, including psychologists and other mental health professionals to share their professional experiences and advice as we guide our readers to recovery thorough provision of curated articles help to deal with mental health and holistic health . Our forum offers a safe space where the members can find validation, encouragement, and camaraderie through their individual recovery journeys.
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Fitness Hacks For Life
People who suffer from narcissistic personality disorder are our parents, siblings, life partners, and even our children. We love them deeply, but they can inflict major damage on us as they work out their sense of entitlement, need for admiration, inability to take criticism, and dismissal of our feelings.
Loving an abusive narcissist can cause the symptoms of post-traumatic stress disorder, including hyper sensitivity, avoidance of triggering experiences, anxiety, and depression. Without addressing the pain inflicted by a narcissist, the damage can fester, causing a lifetime of pain.
At Fitness Hacks, we spark healing journeys by providing inspiring content highlighting mental and physical fitness hacks for holistic health. We bring in guest experts, including psychologists and other mental health professionals, to share their best professional advice as we guide our readers to recovery.
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