Question 1

what are good group therapy activities for low-functioning adults?

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Options: Tai chi, yoga, pool therapies.

Question 2

what are doctor-recommended strategies or activities as a group to manage stress in the workplace?

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Yogic Breathing/walk: It is a common problem. It requires conscious effort to relax in beteeen rushed hours of work and deadlines. Deep breathing(yogic breathing) is one way to relax your muscles once or twice during the day even if you can do this for 5 minutes..Just close your eyes and focus on your breath. It works! if you ahve time take a 5-10 minute walk outside your working area...This can do wonders.

Question 3

how can i find group activity ideas dealing with sexual assault?

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After sexual assault: Dealing with the aftermath of sexual assault can be challenging.  You are wise to be seeking some group activities to help with this.  There are several national resources that could help connect you with more local ones.   A place to start would me "sexual assault support services":  http://www.Sassnh.Org/ -- they also have a toll-free help line:  (888) 747-7070.

Question 4

state officials put temp ban on all group activities & shut down nonessential businesses to curb covid-19 spread. in light of that, would you say hosting a group yoga class in school parking lot is unwise? neighbor is doing that & i'm concerned.

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Delay/virtual : Virtual get togethers should be considered. Keep a distance of at least 6 feet between persons who are not in your household.

Question 5

hi doctors! in new york city, the percentage of people who have tested positive for coronavirus has been thank god around 1% to 2%--if this percent is maintained, can small group activities resume? if not, what number would be considered ""safe?""

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Social distance: Even with a reduced rate of infection, there is still a risk. COVID 19 may be transmitted, even by asymptomatic individuals. Small groups using masks and social distancing in certain areas of the country is allowed.

Question 6

what are some fun activities for drug and alcohol abuse group therapy?

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I'm not sure if fun: Is the right way to describe group activities for drug ; alcohol abuse groups. Are you leading a self help group? One idea might be to do role playing of situations where friends offer you a drink at a party ; trying different ways of letting them know you cannot drink anymore. That would stimulate some good discussions. Let me know if you try it how it goes.

Question 7

can you tell me of after school activities or support groups for fragile x syndrome?

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Couldn't find 1, but: This is a possible first step in finding a reasonably close resource: 
national institute of child health ; human development 
building 31, room 2a32
msc 2425
31 center drive
bethesda, md 20892-2425
toll-free: 1-800-370-2943
fax: 301-496-7101
www.Nichd.Nih.Gov/
good luck - it's a nice idea!

Question 8

what're some good group therapy activities for low-functioning adults (schizophrenia, stroke, bipolar)?

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Group therapy: Your local mental health center (csb) is best resource.

Question 9

my emg says increased insertional activity, then i had a muscle biopsy done saying i have chronic dennervation with reinnervation, small angular fibers scattered in regions of grouped atrophy, rare pyknotic nuclear clumps. what neuro disease is this?

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: Your question is beyond the scope of this forum. Only does a panel of experts in neurology, rheumatology and pathology provide you a satisfied response.

Question 10

i would like to have the best odds that in 30 years, when in my 80s, i can balance and walk on my own. what activities, exercises will help me best reach this goal?

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Prevention: Great idea to work on prevention rather than waiting until there is an issue.  Life has no guarantees and isn't always fair but we can lower the probability of illness w/preventive steps.  Make sure all is well physically by being followed by your doctor, consider some sessions w/a trainer at a gym to get a tailor made program for you.  Positive psychology books.  Peace and good health.

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State officials put temp ban on all group activities & shut down nonessential businesses to curb covid-19 spread. in light of that, would you say hosting a group yoga class in school parking lot is unwise? neighbor is doing that & i'm concerned.

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Hi doctors! in new york city, the percentage of people who have tested positive for coronavirus has been thank god around 1% to 2%--if this percent is maintained, can small group activities resume? if not, what number would be considered ""safe?""

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What are some fun activities for drug and alcohol abuse group therapy?

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Can you tell me of after school activities or support groups for fragile x syndrome?

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What're some good group therapy activities for low-functioning adults (schizophrenia, stroke, bipolar)?

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My emg says increased insertional activity, then i had a muscle biopsy done saying i have chronic dennervation with reinnervation, small angular fibers scattered in regions of grouped atrophy, rare pyknotic nuclear clumps. what neuro disease is this?

A member asked:

I would like to have the best odds that in 30 years, when in my 80s, i can balance and walk on my own. what activities, exercises will help me best reach this goal?

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