Self-knowledge isn’t given—it is realized. To know oneself is to see beyond illusions, to act with awareness, and to care for ...

5. Intellectual Self-Care: Keeping Your Mind Sharp Stimulating the mind is another part of self-care for nurses through ...

Members of the Ethnic Studies department, Dr. Allia I. Griffin and Dr. Jesica S. Fernandez, along with recent alumni Khiely Jackson, BS ‘20, and Sydney Thompson, BS ‘20, curated a list of resources, ...

Talk to yourself as you would to someone you care ... intellectual growth, and social progress. As Maslow himself stated, “What a man can be, he must be. This need we may call self-actualization.” ...

intellectual or emotional development. Examples include autism, cerebral palsy and Down syndrome. Care for IDD can be accessed through a variety of sites such as residential facilities ...