A workshop hosted by the Rocky Mountain Tribal Leaders Behavioral Health Program in Huntley, Montana, brought together traveling trainers to share their experiences on the therapeutic benefits of using horses for healing. Gordon Birch, CEO of Insight Consulting, emphasized that "the horse is a gift from the creator" and uses equine-assisted wellness programs to help individuals overcome struggles such as addiction, relationship issues, and maladaptive behaviors. Trainers shared personal stories of trauma and how being around horses has helped them heal, highlighting the program's goal of improving overall health and wellness for individuals and their families.
https://www.kpax.com/news/montana-news/montana-equine-therapy-class-teaches-healing-through-connectionA US judge has ruled that a blind woman's proposed class action against Vanilla Chip LLC for allegedly inaccessible website can proceed. The lawsuit, filed by Jacqueline Fernandez, claims the company's website violates the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). Judge Jennifer L. Rochon found that ADA protections extend to commercial websites, citing the law's "sweeping remedial purpose and legislative history."
https://news.bloomberglaw.com/ip-law/blind-womans-accessibility-suit-against-website-can-proceedConservative leader Kemi Badenoch has spoken publicly for the first time about a traumatic family tragedy, revealing that her exploration of pro-mortalism and anti-natalism was partly driven by the loss of her young cousin three years ago. The experience is believed to have influenced her consideration of banning children under 16 from social media, a move inspired by Australia's lead on regulating online platforms for minors.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-14626591/young-cousin-online-killed-internet-use-Kemi-Badenoch.htmlA Kentucky parent is appealing a court ruling that denied her access to digital copies of a copyrighted mental health survey, citing concerns about the impact on her child's well-being. The case has sparked debate over parental rights and access to sensitive information.
https://news.bloomberglaw.com/litigation/parent-appeals-copyright-loss-over-mental-health-student-surveysPakistan has expelled over 80,000 Afghans in a push ahead of an April 30 deadline. Doctors are seeking to roll back the double shift entrance exam model for the NEET PG 2025. An attack on Muthappa Rai's son in Bengaluru has sparked concern. Irritable bowel syndrome can be managed through dietary changes and stress reduction techniques. Delhi experienced a minimum temperature 4.2 notches above normal at 25.8°C Celsius. Actor Shine Tom Chacko is being questioned by the Kochi City police regarding a hotel drug raid incident. A school teacher in Madhya Pradesh has been suspended after a video of him offering alcohol to students went viral. Tamil Nadu's installed power capacity increased by 3,000 MW this year. Suchitra Ella has taken charge as advisor for Andhra Pradesh's handloom and handicrafts department.
https://www.thehindu.com/news/international/pakistan-expels-over-80000-afghans-in-push-ahead-of-april-30-deadline/article69467370.eceHealth experts and leaders have proposed reforms to Pakistan's primary healthcare system, urging the government to introduce health taxes on tobacco, sugary drinks, and unhealthy food, and shift to tax-based and insurance-backed financing. The Aga Khan University and Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation led a symposium in Karachi that recommended moving away from out-of-pocket payments towards prepayment systems, including government insurance and tax-based models. Dr. Sana Hyat suggested scaling up strategic purchasing, applying quality improvement tools, and establishing an electronic medical records system to improve healthcare. The symposium also emphasized the need for integration between health and population welfare departments, appointing more women in decision-making roles, and new urban PHC networks through public-private partnerships.
https://www.thenews.com.pk/print/1302854-experts-call-for-health-taxes-double-spending-to-reform-pakistan-s-primary-healthcare-systemA recent AsiaOne survey has found that people tend to encourage others to seek help for their mental health issues but often fail to do the same for themselves. The study, conducted in July 2024, suggests a paradox where individuals are more likely to offer support and advice to friends or family members struggling with mental wellness, but hesitate when it comes to addressing their own struggles.
https://www.asiaone.com/lifestyle/mental-health-enigma-asiaone-study-reveals-peoples-tendencies-urge-others-seek-help-notThe article emphasizes the importance of kindness and humility in the wake of Easter, encouraging readers to prioritize dignity over differences and generosity over disagreements. It suggests that this mindset can have a ripple effect, inspiring change in communities, schools, and households, as exemplified by Mike Sisco's editorial in The Daily Times.
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