MyTherapyNet Times


MyTherapyNet Times Monthly E-zine	September 30, 2005 / Issue 2
NEW SLEEP LOSS AND STRESS REMEDIES The stress of managing Domestic Violence is sometimes overwhelming. MyTherapyNet offers life-saving tips for recognizing the signs of Domestic Violence and getting help. The MINDBody Series offers valuable tools for managing stress while getting help. • Click here for full article	The Domestic Violence Issue: • Bush proclaims October Domestic Violence Awareness Month • "One Mother's Story", a first-hand account from a victim's Mother • The Quiet Sadness of Domestic Violence • Domestic Violence isn't only a woman's problem • ALERT-Do not ignore the warning signs for Domestic Violence • Resources for getting help and managing the stress
Latest News Welcome registered members of www.MyTherapyNet.com to the new *MyTherapyNet Times* monthly E-zine! Each month, we will bring to you the best and latest information to help you achieve Mental and Physical Wellness in your life. *Coming Next Issue ...* November is National Family Caregivers Month. It is a time to thank support, educate and advocate for the more than 50 million family caregivers across the country. MINDBody Series and Online Therapy - Your Foundation for Getting Help for Domestic Violence This month's Wellness article provides valuable tips and suggestions for recognizing the warning signs of Domestic Violence and getting help. • Click here for full article ALERT: Ten Most Common Warning Signs for Domestic Violence Do not ignore these signs • Click here for warning signs For immediate assistance with Domestic Violence, log on to E-mmediate Care to access one of the many therapists at MyTherapyNet. Reduce your stress with the tools available at the MINDBody Series.	Bush Proclaims October as Domestic Violence Awareness Month President Bush recognized October as Domestic Violence Awareness Month, announcing new initiatives designed to address the problem of Domestic Violence in America's communities. • Click here for full article "One Mother's Story", a First-hand Account from a Victim's Mother Dr. Derrig-Palumbo, Marriage and Family Therapist and CEO of MyTherapyNet.com shares a story of a Mother who lost her daughter to Domestic Violence. • Click here for full article The Quiet Sadness of Domestic Violence As many as four million women in this country suffer some kind of violence at the hand of their husbands or boyfriends each year…very few tell anyone. • Click here for full article Domestic Violence Doesn't Discriminate Against Gender, Socio-Economic Status, Ethnicity, Age or Education A common misconception about Domestic Violence is that it primarily impacts poor people and is only affecting women. Nothing could be further from the truth. It is a problem that has no class or gender boundaries. Women and Domestic Violence Saving Our Daughters: There is not an easy answer for ending Domestic Violence, but we can start with our young women. Remembrances of a Domestic Violence Counselor Men are also Victims of Domestic Violence • Click here for full article
	My Domestic Violence Resources • Need Help Now? Log onto E-mmediate Care at MyTherapyNet • Need a professional opinion? • Stressed? Anxious? Overwhelmed? Relief is here. • Online Therapy - Convenient, Effective and Discreet.
Copyright © Innovative Professional Solutions, LLC
You are receiving this newsletter because you have signed up and registered with MyTherapyNet. If you wish to unsubscribe from this e-zine, please send an email to info@mytherapynet.com with "Remove" in the Subject line. Be sure to forward the MyTherapyNet Times to all your friends! If you are a guest and would like a subscription to this monthly E-zine, please send an email to info@mytherapynet.com with "Add" in the Subject line. Your personal information will remain confidential and will not be shared with any third parties.