Writings.

In this drawer of the toolkit you will find recommenced readings in the form of online articles or books recommended by on of our curators.  We understand that everyone learns differently and reading may just be your way of getting the most out of this toolkit.  We encourage you to grab your favourite blanket, and head to your comfy chair to dig into some helpful reading.
FEATURE - MUST READ
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Active Coping Calendar - Self Car September
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Article from Ten Percent Happier
Curator Suggestions
Chad recommends....
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Article from Medium - Mental Health
Dave recommends....
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Article from Psychology Today - Panic Attacks
Melahnie recommends....
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Active Coping Calendar - Joyful June
Melahnie recommends....
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Guide to Well-Being During This Crisis - Greater Good
Chad recommends....
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Article written by Curator Chad Chomlack
Melahnie recommends....
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Meaningful May - From Action For Happiness
Dave recommends....
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From The Chronicle of Higher Education
Greg recommends....
Jackie recommends....
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Greg recommends....
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Psychology Today - Grief has no rules!
Greg recommends....
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Book by Mark Manson
Greg recommends
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Follow Up To The Sublte Art.... by Mark Manson
Jackie recommends....
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Article On How Grief Affects Infants and Toddlers.
Chad recommends....
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Article on Recharging Yourself From Thrive Global
Melahnie recommends....
PictureActive Coping Calendar - Altruistic August
Melahnie recommends....
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Active Coping Calendar - Jump Back July
Dave recommends....
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Psychology Today COVID-19 Anxiety article
Chad recommends....
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From The New York Times
Melahnie recommends....
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Active Coping Calendar - April. From Action for Happiness
Jack recommends....
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Forbes Article With Useful Insight and Tips
Greg recommends....
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COVID-19 Emotional Growth Chart
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