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Plus 7 ways to become a more patient person. [View this email in your browser]( Welcome to your weekly mental health break. Keeping you updated on all things psychology, relationship & mental-health related. [11 Manipulative Ways Narcissists, Sociopaths and Psychopaths Sabotage Their Victims]( Here are five ways these covert saboteurs can infiltrate your life and attempt to destroy it. [How to Do Healthy Conflict: The Compassion Cycle]( Compassion is when we use our energy to struggle with others in a spirit of dignity, to create something amazing. [52 Critical Questions to Ask Yourself to Ensure That You’re Living a Mindful & Meaningful Life]( Here are 52 questions for every week of the year, for you to ponder and work toward enriching your life. [7 Ways to Become a More Patient Person]( Patience makes it possible for us to withstand frustrations, control our temper, regulate our stress level, and keep our situation in perspective. [How to Begin Meditating]( Meditation holds many benefits for those struggling with a mental illness, and is quite different from sitting there doing nothing. News & Views [People With Tattoos More Likely to Also Have Mental Health Issues]( People with tattoos may be more likely to be diagnosed with mental health issues and to report sleep problems. [Study: Violent Injuries Affect 1 in 5 Fifth Graders – And It Gets Worse]( A new study shows that nearly one in five fifth-graders has received violent injuries, the majority from guns or knives. [Neuroimaging May Reflect Psychiatric Symptoms, Not Disease Itself]( Traditional imaging studies and biomarkers reflect symptom-related issues and not so much the underlying disease pathology. [Employees With Little Control at Work May Be Prone to Weight Gain]( Long-term exposure to high work demands seems to predispose female workers to weight gain. [Comparison to Others on Social Media May Undermine Physical Health]( Researchers found that Facebook use was linked to perceptions of worsening physical health. World of Psychology [Do Personality Tests Really Mean Anything? 5 Things to Keep in Mind]( Why spend months reading self-help books and thousands of dollars on therapy when you can take a 10-minute personality test, right? Wrong. [5 Things to Know Before You Start Losing Weight]( Knowing these five things before your weight loss journey will make it much easier to shed the pounds. [Digital Self: A Third Type of Self-Representation]( The digital world is a virtual world where we can more readily alter the presentation of the self. [Should You Get Therapy or Life Coaching?]( Neither life coaching nor psychotherapy has a monopoly on traits such as wisdom, intuition, kindness, or empathy. 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