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hello everyone this is the last episode of "building from broken foundations the sexual assault of baby girl". We have gone through 15 to 16 weeks of really discovering new places and safe spaces for all and we've even taken time to take small break and did a Q&A. Now we're at the space where this is the last episode so diving into some key points and understanding how to implement those healthy tools is necessary. Tune in to whff.radio and whff.tv because Dr. Levitch is scheduling the conference and the meet and greet you can register until August 17th here for the meet and greet.

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A continuation of the book the Sexual Assault of Babygirl Building From Broken Foundations. if each time a memory is triggered the memory retrieved is susceptible to modification and so what we want to take a look at at today's episode at WHFF.Radio 8 PM EST is how reducing the intensity and impact of painful memories can cause exploration understanding and learning of trauma. https://learn-more.whff.tv

you can more easily cope with stressors and triggers when you can manage your emotions. if you struggle to manage the anxiety anger or pain brought on by everyday stressors it is helpful to understand the window of Tolerance a concept originally developed and now shared with you by Dr Rachel Levitch. this refers to the optimal Zone of arousal for you to function in a healthy inner day today. if you learn to successfully operate within this window you can begin to effectively manage and cope with emotions.

this is Dr Rachel Levitch I don't think that people of African American descent care to join the ice riots mainly because of psychological trauma from the Rodney King rights. And I understand there are some questions that we need to answer as a ethnic group. Meaning perceptions, realities and even sanity about being a part of the nation that doesn't care to advance us or appreciate that we're a part of this great nation. tune in to today's episode as we explore mindfulness features and get into our current series Building for Broken Foundations

Yes emotional health can indeed manifested to physical ailments. Emotional distress can affect the body's:

stress response;

cause inflammation;

weakened immune system;

sleep disturbances;

... and on and on. Tune in Tuesdays 8PM Eastern Standard Time at WHFF.radio to listen more with Dr Rachel Levitch in order to catch an encore visit whff.supercast.com and don't forget to visit the Cognitive Institute of Dallas for parenting series indie film and docuseries for black and brown families who have been traumatized by America.

In today's episode at whff.radio we're reviewing positive news the Cassie and Diddy trial and our current Series in the sexual assault of baby girl building from broken foundations tune in Tuesdays 8:00 p.m. at whff.radio with Dr Rachel Levitch live listen to an encore episode visit whff.supercast.com and as always you can contact Dr Rachel Levitch at https://learn-more.whff.com

Dr. Levitch is celebrating her birthday with us at WHFF.radio and WHFF.TV have you ever considered what makes a birthday so special this day invites reflection such as what have you achieved thus far in life.Listen LIVE for the entire episode on Tuesdays at 8PM EST

According to the Information Communication Office (ICO) , the risk to data privacy associated with applications are on the rise

Given the profound influence of the mind, it becomes essential to explore the psychological effects and aspects that affect our well-being and personal development. The interplay between mental states and physical health is a compelling area of study in reviewing how our thoughts and emotions can directly impact our psychological conditions Understanding the relationship can provide provide valuable insights into enhancing both mental and physical health.

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The technology sector is presently transforming education through artificial intelligence at an ex extraordinary rate. Concurrently, black and brown families are experiencing displacement and the loss of generations at alarming levels. In light of these challenges, it prompts and inquiry into how the cognitive Institute of Dallas and WHFF nonprofit organizations can efficiently share information with clients by leveraging the latest technologies while operating within a constrained budget.