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We Need Self Care and Collective Care
From an Interpersonal Neurobiology (IPNB) perspective, both collective care and self-care are essential for promoting overall well-being. IPNB emphasizes the interconnectedness of individuals within social systems and highlights the impact of interpersonal relationships on brain development and functioning. Self-care focuses … Continue reading
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Tagged belonging, collective, Community, community care, connection, Regulation, relationships, self-care, social
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Nurturing Belonging and Love: Building Community Care
According to Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs, the third level is “a sense of belonging and love.” This level highlights our psychological need for intimate relationships and the crucial role they play in meeting our physiological needs. Even when we practice … Continue reading
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Tagged Community, community care, connection, health, hierarchy, human needs, Maslow, Mental Health, needs, Psychology, relationships, well-being
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