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Anxiety can be overwhelming, disrupting daily life with constant worry, panic attacks, and physical symptoms. Learning to manage anxiety is crucial, especially since avoiding triggers isn’t feasible. The IMPROVE skill from Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) is a valuable tool for coping with anxi...

Help make a difference in Federal Way by joining the Meals on Wheels volunteer team. This initiative aims to combat hunger among homebound seniors through the delivery of nutritious meals and personal support. Volunteers play a crucial role in ensuring meals reach those in need, with opportunitie...

The credentials of King County mental health counselor Christopher Salim Duchene have been suspended due to charges of second-degree rape and indecent liberties stemming from allegations of sexual assault against two acquaintances. The suspension prevents him from practicing in Washington while l...

Army veteran Brian Jones and his wife, Jessica, faced immense grief after the tragic loss of their 19-year-old son, Brian, who was shot while playing basketball in Tampa, Florida. As they navigate this painful time, they strive to support their 6-month-old granddaughter and each other through the...

Ultra-processed foods (UPFs) account for over half of the caloric intake in the U.S. and are linked to heightened cardiometabolic risk. Participants in the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) consume a significant amount of UPFs, exacerbating dietary disparities. This study evaluates...

A study conducted in Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh, examined the link between housing quality and health outcomes among 3,120 families living below the poverty line. The research evaluated 13,742 individuals and gathered data regarding demographics, housing conditions, and health issues within the past ...

On Oct. 4, Casa Latina hosted the Rhythms of Resilience Gala, celebrating the strength and commitment of the Latino immigrant workforce. The event featured guest speakers Claudia Castro Luna, Councilmember Alexis Mercedes Rinck, and community leader Lizbeth, who shared inspiring stories and insig...

Caring for individuals with progressive health conditions emphasizes the importance of person-centered care, which prioritizes the unique preferences, goals, and needs of clients. A Creative Engagement program embodies this approach, fostering meaningful connections that enhance well-being and re...

Grace, a young woman from Zimbabwe, transformed her life through education and entrepreneurship, overcoming the challenges of losing her parents and living in poverty. Supported by the CAMFED program, she received the resources necessary to succeed in school, including fees, uniforms, and menstru...

The Washington State Department of Health has revoked or suspended the licenses and certifications of several health care providers. This includes Shaun Clifton Stoops, whose nursing assistant credential was suspended due to physical abuse of a vulnerable adult; Kenny Duane Scribner, whose home c...

King County Diversity and Recruitment Workshop

Evan Molineux has joined the Eastside Legal Assistance Program (ELAP) team as a domestic violence staff attorney as part of Perkins Coie’s Racial Justice Fellowship. The fellowship offers first- and second-year associates six months of full-time pro bono work at a community-based organization. Mo...

The Shoreline-LFP Senior Activity Center is hosting a free dental clinic in partnership with Medical Teams International, aimed at providing urgent dental care services to seniors. The clinic will offer basic dental exams, X-rays, fillings, extractions, and blood pressure screenings, all at no co...

Juggling classes are returning, offering an opportunity to enhance coordination, range of motion, and upper body strength in a fun and social environment. The class includes various juggling exercises focusing on bouncing, tossing, and catching balls, suitable for both groups and individuals. No ...

During Domestic Violence Awareness Month, the importance of the legal system for survivors of domestic violence is highlighted. Survivors often require legal protections and resources to escape abusive relationships and rebuild their lives, with the legal system being essential for their safety, ...

Lifelong learning is essential for personal growth and satisfaction, regardless of age or background. It keeps the mind active and can spark interest in new subjects. The Center for Active Living offers a variety of classes, including foreign languages, music, writing, and art, along with lecture...