A Q&A with Sunnybrook Neurologists Over the next five years, researchers estimate that more than one million people in Canada will be living with some form of dementia. Dementia is a general term characterizing a decline in cognitive abilities like memory loss, problem-solving, language and behaviour and mood management. Alzheimer’s disease is the most common […] The post Are we entering a new era of dementia treatment? appeared first on Hospital News.
HN Summary • Burnout is driven by sustained system pressures, emotional labour and chronic overload — not individual weakness. • Early recognition, boundary-setting and organizational support are key to protecting long-term wellbeing. • Preventing burnout helps preserve quality of care, workforce stability and patient safety. Health care is a profession built on compassion, responsibility, and […] The post How health-care professionals can protect their well-being appeared first on Hospital News.
When to seek help for emotional numbness symptoms Introduction Feeling emotionally numb can be confusing and isolating, but it’s important to know that you are not alone. Many people experience times when their feelings seem distant or muted, and this is a natural response to stress, trauma, or overwhelming situations. Understanding when to seek help […]
Is it normal to feel emotionally muted after exhaustion Feeling emotionally muted after exhaustion is a common experience that many people face. It’s important to understand that when your body and mind are drained, your emotions might feel distant or dulled. This response is a natural way your system tries to protect you from becoming […]
