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🍷🚫 Cheers to change? U.S. drinking hits reco 🍷🚫 Cheers to change? U.S. drinking hits record low as most now see alcohol as bad for your health. Thank you @CNN for having me! 

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So excited for you guys to see this one! From the So excited for you guys to see this one! From the producers of 60 Days In, #FamilyLockup follows estranged relatives who spend 48 hours behind bars with incarcerated loved ones in a bold effort to rebuild broken bonds and break the cycle of incarceration - premiering Thursday, August 21 at 10/9c on A&E. Thank you @monascottyoung @monamiproductions for having me.
Did we just catch an affair live on the Jumbotron? Did we just catch an affair live on the Jumbotron? 👀🎤💔 Or did social media take another cheap thrill and run wild with it? Thank you @cnn , @omarjiminez and @briannakeilar for having me.
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In the latest viral moment, Coldplay’s frontman points out a couple mid-cuddle — and the internet did what it does best: speculate, meme, and judge. But what really makes moments like this go viral? And why are we so obsessed with watching other people’s private drama unfold in public?
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As I shared with CNN, it’s not just entertainment — it’s a dopamine hit. We’re wired to chase that next scroll-stopping moment, even when it comes at someone else’s emotional expense. But in a world where everyone has a camera and no one is truly anonymous, are any of us really safe from becoming the main character of the internet?
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Do we still have a right to privacy in public spaces? Or is the digital age rewriting the rules of personal boundaries? Drop your thoughts in the comments.👇
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#DrJeffExplains #ViralCulture #DigitalEthics #SocialMediaPsychology #ColdplayDrama #MentalHealthMatters #DopamineChasers #AffairOnTheJumbotron #LetsTalkAboutIt
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June 19th was World Sickle Cell Awareness Day, a d June 19th was World Sickle Cell Awareness Day, a day to remember, to honor, and to act. 👊

Sickle Cell Disease affects more than 100,000 Americans but receives a fraction of the funding and attention it deserves. A new docuseries confronts the disparities, ignites a movement, and features real experiences.

Visit the website to watch the series trailer and learn about #KYSS, a campaign launched by @FathersIncorporated 
 and the SICKLE docuseries team to encourage you “Know Your Sickle Cell Status.”
Happy Friday ya’ll! Happy Friday ya’ll!
Happy Sunday 🙏🏼 Happy Sunday 🙏🏼
Just a friendly reminder! Just a friendly reminder!
Many parents don’t initially consider anxiety as Many parents don’t initially consider anxiety as a possible diagnosis for their children, but early detection can make a significant difference in their long-term well-being. Addressing anxiety early on can help prevent a wide range of issues in adulthood, such as difficulty maintaining relationships, struggles with self-confidence, and challenges in managing stress.

Some key warning signs of anxiety in children include:

📌 Excessive Worrying – If a child constantly worries about things that seem minor or unlikely to happen, this could be a sign of anxiety. They may fixate on fears about school, social situations, or their health in a way that disrupts their daily life.

📌Physical Symptoms – Anxiety isn’t just emotional; it often manifests physically. Frequent headaches, stomachaches, muscle tension, or trouble sleeping without a clear medical cause could indicate underlying anxiety.

📌Avoidance Behavior – Children with anxiety may go out of their way to avoid certain situations, whether it’s speaking in class, participating in group activities, or even engaging in everyday tasks. If a child is consistently reluctant to do things that others their age typically manage with ease, it may be a red flag.

Recognizing these signs early and seeking professional guidance can equip children with the tools they need to manage anxiety, setting them up for a healthier and more successful future.
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Confronting the Stigma: A Mental Health Event to Help Black & Brown Men Heal 02/08/25

Confronting the Stigma: A Mental Health Event to Help Black & Brown Men Heal 02/08/25

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Dr. Jeff on the Amy and T.J. Podcast

Dr. Jeff on the Amy and T.J. Podcast

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  • Apps for Making New Friends – FOX5 NY

    Apps for Making New Friends – FOX5 NY

  • NYC subway ‘Therapy Wall’ offers commuters a place to vent post-election

    NYC subway ‘Therapy Wall’ offers commuters a place to vent post-election

  • UnitedHealth CEO Murder Suspect Mangione Submits to Extradition to NY

    UnitedHealth CEO Murder Suspect Mangione Submits to Extradition to NY

  • Dr. Jeff Gardere to Newsmax: Take Care of Yourself Over Holidays

    Dr. Jeff Gardere to Newsmax: Take Care of Yourself Over Holidays

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