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Mental health alert ahead of new hurricane season
May 28, 2021
Mental health alert ahead of new hurricane season
AS hurricane season approaches, Grand Bahama residents are being urged to pay close attention to their mental health due to the post-traumatic stress experienced after Hurricane Dorian two years ago.
Just go to therapy Bey!
May 21, 2021
Just go to therapy Bey!
Therapy is a resourceful method to assist Bahamians in dealing with the challenges of life, but many are missing out because of cultural perspectives.
Living with fear
May 17, 2021
Living with fear
Are you struggling with a lack of motivation to fully rebuild after Hurricane Dorian, due to fear of loss in future hurricanes?
Understanding intimacy
May 13, 2021
Understanding intimacy
Are you and your spouse intellectually intimate? First of all, what is intimacy? Intimacy in marriage is often misunderstood and most times limited to what couples do in the privacy of their bedrooms. Intimacy is both intensely private and public. If intimacy in your marriage is limited to the four walls of your bedroom, then as a couple, you are not totally intimate. I have observed that many Bah...
Sister lost to Dorian on Abaco vacation
May 07, 2021
Sister lost to Dorian on Abaco vacation
NEARLY two years ago Rose Lubin travelled to Abaco to visit her family on a two-week trip but was never heard from again after Hurricane Dorian destroyed the community where she was believed to have stayed, a Coroner's Court heard yesterday.
May 04, 2021
Uriah McPhee students benefit from donation of Child Protection guide books
Officials of the National Child Protection Council (NCPC), the Child Protection Month Committee and the Free Town Urban Renewal Centre recently teamed up with Administrators, Staff and Fifth-Grade students of Uriah McPhee Primary School to commemorate Child Protection Month.
The collaboration resulted in almost 100 of the NCPC’s “Say No, Then Go” Colouring Books being donated to the stud...
Tackling autism: Evans family refuses to let fear paralyze their son achieving his potential
May 04, 2021
Tackling autism: Evans family refuses to let fear paralyze their son achieving his potential
Parents of children diagnosed on the autism spectrum disorder (ASD) are urged to not let fear paralyze them from getting the help they need for their child, according to parents Shervin Sr. and Tamara Evans, whose son Shervin Jr. has been diagnosed on the spectrum.
December 17, 2020
Historic Bahamian Appointment to Human Rights Commission
Dante Bazard Jr to serve three-year term as Commissioner of Prince Edward Island, Canada
Dante Bazard Jr’s confirmation this month to the Prince Edward Island Human Rights Commission is not only a first for a Bahamian, but for black people in the province.
At 27, he is the youngest appointee named by the Legislative Assembly of the Canadian province. He will serve a term of three years.
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December 07, 2020
‘Father of Bahamian Psychology’ brought a holistic approach to treating mental illne
Infusing a cultural and spiritual approach to the psychological treatment of mental illness in The Bahamas, could go down as one of Dr Timothy McCartney’s greatest contribution to his field...
November 23, 2020
Statement by Prime Minister Minnis on the Passing of Dr. Timothy Osborne McCartney
I was saddened to learn of the death of Dr. Timothy McCartney, who passed away this morning in Florida. Born in 1933, Timothy McCartney was an exuberant, generous, kind-hearted man who excelled as a teacher and as a counsellor...
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