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Nessie Mwendwa

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Health and Wellness | People; Planet; Life | To inform and Educate | Art Lover | WastePicker |

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Teach them while young and... Sometimes, we do not need to invent but to go back to the past and refurbish what worked. Too bad I never enjoyed these 4K clubs.

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The intention may also be to encourage people to avoid catastrophising their lives, misfortunes or mistakes because, people's memory is short and easily distracted. In that case, it doesn't sound like bad advice.

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KE Music Lovers and enthusiasts; you may not see it, but the space you all have created for Artists to entertain and experiment is the safest i have felt and witnessed out here. I do Not take it for Granted. God bless you all!♥️

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Chiromo Hospital Group Muthoni☀ nafisa khan It helps us recognize that there is no "one way" to react to trauma. Some survivors may be visibly distressed, while others might seem detached, numb, or even cheerful. Knowing about responses like dissociation, hypervigilance, or emotional shutdown prevents harmful judgments.

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Chiromo Hospital Group Muthoni☀ nafisa khan CarolsammyG Psychologist Magdaline Njambi Tracy Kagaya MillIcent Kabugi Juliet 1. Listen First, Without Judgment or Interruption - Survivors need to be heard on their own terms, in their own words. 2. Center Their Agency Always let the survivor lead. Ask: "How can I best support you?" rather than assuming what they need. 3. Avoid Making It About You