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Psychotherapist and author Nancy Colier is out with a new book, "Narratives," an excerpt of which has been published by CBS News. The excerpt presents the book's exploration of the stories people tell themselves and how those narratives shape wellbeing and relationships, giving readers a preview of Colier's latest work on mindfulness and mental health.
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A community news report highlights the work of Pregnancy Help 4 U, an organization supporting families in Fort Worth, Texas. The profile outlines the services the group provides to expectant parents and local families, drawing attention to its role in the community's parenting and family support network.
- 3Mental health conditions among leading causes of pregnancy-related deaths▼KY3 Digital Extra: Mental health conditions among leading causes of pregnancy-related deaths
KY3's Digital Extra reports that mental health conditions rank among the leading causes of pregnancy-related deaths. The segment highlights maternal mortality linked to conditions such as depression and suicide, underscoring calls for better mental health screening and support for women during and after pregnancy.
- 4Nancy Mace passes second, likely final bill in Congress▼Nancy Mace passes second, and likely final, bill in Congress. It could boost the labor pool.
Republican congresswoman Nancy Mace has pushed through a second piece of legislation in Congress, which is described as likely her last. The bill is said to have the potential to expand the labor pool, though details of its provisions and how exactly it would affect the workforce were not immediately spelled out in early coverage. Observers are watching both the policy impact and what it signals about Mace's future in office.
- 5EURETINA 2026 to spotlight women's health and pregnancy▼EURETINA 2026: Women’s health and pregnancy in the spotlight
The EURETINA 2026 congress is set to put a focus on women's health and pregnancy within retinal ophthalmology. According to Ophthalmology Times, the programme will highlight how retinal conditions and their treatment intersect with pregnancy and women's broader health needs. Details on specific sessions and speakers have not yet been released.