Catarina Furmark
@cat-fur.bsky.social
Mom of 3 | Knitter in the North | PhD student | Infant Mental Health Psychologist | ZTT faculty | Supervisor & teacher of DC:0-5 : ADBB : WMCI : BERA | Love empty days & open skies. Will post on knitting, psych & random!
Fattar. Efter utbrändhet & ett fall med hjärnskakning & hjärnblödning provade jag - efter vila - ljudbok. Har inte gillat det förut. Testade en engelsk app. Bara 5 min i början. Sedan blev jag hooked på Dalgliesh, Ellis. En språngbräda t Ocean Vuong som jag nu kan läsa. Det tog tid. Men det gick. 💞
June 16, 2025 at 9:01 PM
Fattar. Efter utbrändhet & ett fall med hjärnskakning & hjärnblödning provade jag - efter vila - ljudbok. Har inte gillat det förut. Testade en engelsk app. Bara 5 min i början. Sedan blev jag hooked på Dalgliesh, Ellis. En språngbräda t Ocean Vuong som jag nu kan läsa. Det tog tid. Men det gick. 💞
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February 19, 2025 at 9:48 AM
Want to learn more? Read the blog! www.nationalelfservice.net?p=212221
It's an evidence-based summary of this new paper, written by an expert who has critically appraised the research so you don't have to. All blogs are short (1,200 words) & easy to read, so ideal if you just have a few mins.
It's an evidence-based summary of this new paper, written by an expert who has critically appraised the research so you don't have to. All blogs are short (1,200 words) & easy to read, so ideal if you just have a few mins.