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Perfectionism/Shame: Two Sides of the Same Coin

In 2016, Princeton University professor Johannes Haushofer publicly posted his “CV of Failures.”  Headings included “Awards and scholarships I did not get” and “Degree programs I did not get into.”...

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Crozet Annals of Medicine: The Razor’s Edge

A long-time reader and mental health professional recently wrote to me asking for some discussion of mental health issues in the ED. It is a large part of our practice that I haven’t discussed in past...

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The Emotional Impacts of Miscarriage

Miscarriage (or spontaneous abortion) is common, affecting an estimated 10-25% of pregnancies.  And its emotional impact is often underestimated and hidden. Historically, there has been a cultural...

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Silent Struggles: The Emotional Impacts of Infertility

What do Chrissy Teigen, Nicole Kidman, Mariah Carey, Tyra Banks, Sarah Jessica Parker, Angela Bassett, Hugh Jackman, and Jimmy Fallon have in common? They have all publicly disclosed their experiences...

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Nature Makes Us Smarter

“Look deep into nature, and then you will understand everything better.”  – Albert Einstein Forget something important? Can’t focus? Feeling uninspired? What if there were a free, safe, and accessible...

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“Get Better Crozet” Community Health Fair Planned for September 14

The Get Better Crozet Community Fair—a volunteer health fair––is planned for Saturday, Sept.14 in Claudius Crozet Park from 10:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Organizer Nathan Alderman said the fair is designed...

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Why Crozet: Tiny Steps End in Something Big

“Why Crozet” is a long-running monthly feature focusing on the many reasons why people love Crozet and its surrounding towns and countryside. We are lucky to have many neighbors, relatives and friends...

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Strong & Silent: Men’s Mental Health

“Being a male athlete, I think felt like I had to be big and macho and tough. We’re taught to stuff things down and that sharing feelings is a sign of weakness. I was almost ashamed of the things that...

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New Alert System Tracks Emergency Vehicles

The Western Albemarle Rescue Squad (WARS) has partnered with the HAAS Alert System (www.haasalert.com) to allow drivers to see what emergency vehicles might be on the roads near them. The HAAS “Safety...

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Ready, Set, Play!

Play serves a crucial function for healthy human development. In mammals, the instinct and drive for play come naturally, suggesting that it serves an adaptive purpose, boosting our survival as a...

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