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It’s a Sign! Communicating Community-Campus Critter Crossings | Ellen Gorsevski | TEDxBGSU
TEDx Talks· 2026-04-07 15:20
We live in a time of increasing urbanization. Environmental science writer Emil Lo says over half of the global population lives in cities. By the year 2050, that number will rise to 70% of the estimated 10 billion people on Earth.Many of us from youth to senior citizens are beset by anxiety, depression, loneliness. As we interact more and more with our cell phones, and AI replaces reading books, our attention spans are shrinking. We're often scattered both emotionally and cognitively.Researcher Jonathan Ha ...
Why you should take a walk in the park | Roser Bosch | TEDxGlenbeigh
TEDx Talks· 2026-03-12 15:18
Imagine you are suffering from anxiety and you go to the doctor and instead of being given a prescription for a medication, you're given a prescription that reads like this. Recommended activity, walking in a local park or a natural space. Dose, 45 minutes.Frequency, three times a week. Recommended location, Kilani National Park or Rose Bay Beach. Refill unlimited.This might sound outlandish, but it is actually being done in many places around the world. And if something apparently as simple as spending tim ...
Light Within The Darkness:Lessons from a Near Death Experience | Pearly Montagu | TEDxPacific Avenue
TEDx Talks· 2025-12-02 15:49
In 2017, I teetered on the edge of life, just a moment from death. My upper body took a huge impact. A force so overwhelming, I collapsed, struggling to breathe.Darkness swallowed me thick and suffocating. And then something extraordinary happened. This pure blinding white light appeared all around me.I had no idea at the time, but I was on the verge of being thrust into the unknown. Uncharted territory. And then I woke up in hospital, machines beeping and tubes and needles running from my arms.And I began ...
Going on a ruck with Dr. Attia #shorts
60 Minutes· 2025-10-28 21:50
Mental & Emotional Health - Mental and emotional health are as important as physical health, requiring dedicated practice [1] - Therapy can help individuals turn a corner, especially after experiencing trauma [2] - Strong relationships correlate with and may causally contribute to longevity [3] - The importance of having people to share life with and being happy for a longer life [4] Digital Health & Future Plans - A new digital health app is planned for launch next year [4] - 80% of the digital health program does not require a physician [4] - It's never too late to begin delaying the inevitable decline [4]
The courage to seek | Dr. Ramah Jean Wagner | TEDxCincinnati
TEDx Talks· 2025-10-28 16:23
Personal Health & Wellness Journey - The speaker experienced a significant decline in health, including chronic fatigue, fibromyalgia, autoimmune disease, and depression, leading to a breaking point [1][4] - Seeking help and solutions was initially perceived as weakness but is reframed as an act of courage and strength [5] - The journey involved exploring various healing modalities and cultural practices worldwide, not to replace science but to understand different approaches to meaning and recovery [7][8][9] - Three key elements defined the speaker's transformation: faith (belief to keep going), fervor (courage and persistence), and favor (believing in worthiness of feeling better) [11][12] - Seeking professional help from doctors, therapists, and experts is crucial for those struggling with physical or mental health [13][14] Transformation & Growth - Change comes to those who actively seek, stay curious, and remain open to new possibilities [15] - Growth is not about reverting to a past self but about evolving into one's intended potential [15] - Even after life's challenges, individuals retain the capacity to rise, seek, and discover their own path to wholeness [16] Universal Human Experience - Human beings across cultures and disciplines are fundamentally asking how to transform their lives when facing adversity [10]
‘We need to help them become humans again’: Doctor on hostages’ recovery
MSNBC· 2025-10-10 18:50
Hostage Situation Overview - The health team is preparing for the physical and mental harm expected in released hostages, based on previous releases and recent videos [2] - The recovery process is anticipated to be lengthy, requiring assistance for hostages to reintegrate into society [3] - The priority is the safe return of the remaining hostages, with urgency due to potential negative developments [8][9] Rehabilitation and Support - Lessons from previous hostage situations and Holocaust survivors are being applied, but the extended duration of captivity (two years) is expected to worsen the situation [3][5] - Rehabilitation efforts will focus on nutrition, behaviors, and physiotherapy, among other issues [5] - Family integration is crucial, requiring training and support for families who know the hostages best [4] - A complete recovery is possible for hostages, families, and the region if the war ends and all hostages are released [6] Emotional and Psychological Impact - Families are experiencing a mix of hope and trepidation, with some showing signs of happiness after a long period [7] - Uncertainty remains regarding the return of all hostages, especially those whose status (dead or alive) is unknown [8] International Involvement - The release of hostages is attributed to the wish of Israelis and the support of the USA [7]
Beyond Concrete | Isabella Oriza Martínez | TEDxPrepas La Salle Bajio Youth
TEDx Talks· 2025-06-24 15:09
Health & Wellbeing - Reconnecting with nature can improve health, happiness, and overall wellbeing [9][19] - Nature acts on a neurological and hormonal level, generating feelings of wellbeing [16] - Nature reduces blood pressure, helps breathing, and increases energy while reducing stress [5] - Nature improves focus, memory, and creativity [6] - Nature can reduce the perception of both mental and physical pain [6] Impact of Technology & Urbanization - Modern lifestyles focused on cities and technology lead to stress and disconnection from nature [2][5] - Children now spend more time indoors with technology, missing out on the physical and mental benefits of nature [7][8] Practical Applications - Bringing nature into living spaces with plants and natural light can improve mood and air quality [10][11] - Engaging in outdoor activities like running, cycling, or even sitting under a tree can foster connection with nature [12] - Making outdoor activities social and practicing mindfulness can help integrate nature into daily routines [13][14] Nature's Intrinsic Value - Nature is not just a resource but has its own value and right to exist [3] - Humans have a deep-rooted connection to nature, which is reflected in our memory and genes [4]