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Human factors shaping engagement with a digital treatment platform among individuals with lived experience of addiction
Abstract Introduction: Substance use disorders (SUDs) are highly prevalent, yet access to care remains limited. Digital interventions have been investigated as a means to expand treatment access, but individuals routinely disengage from them.
What NYC Subway Etiquette Discourse Says About How We Actually Feel About Strangers
Spend more than five minutes on TikTok’s New York side and you’ll run into it: a video ranking subway sins – pole-hogging, seat-spreading, playing music without headphones – narrated with the moral clarity of someone reading out a criminal indictment. There’s an entire content ecosystem built around it now, “subway etiquette” explainers for tourists, rage-bait rants about “subway creatures,” even a viral street-interview show that exists solely to catch strangers giving hot takes underground.
Why We Can’t Tell If Streamers Are Being Real Anymore (And Why That Might Be The Point)
“Wait, is she serious right now? This can’t be real.” We went back and forth like that for nearly an hour, neither of us landing anywhere close to an answer. That was me and a client, her getting her hair braided, both of us half-watching Streamer Prom, hosted by Funny Mike, live on Deshae Frost’s stream.
As A Gen Zer, The “Me At The Same Age As My Parents” Trend Hits Different
If you’ve been on TikTok, then you’ve probably seen the “me at the same age as my parents” trend where people share where they’re at during their current age, while comparing it to where their parent was at when they were the same age. It’s supposed to be sweet. And, other times, it’s supposed to be funny. Sometimes it’s both. And then I did the math on my own mother — and it stopped being cute almost immediately. At 19, my mom had her own apartment. She paid her own rent.
Being a Revert Comes With Enough Pressure. The “Haram Police” Don’t Help.
If you’ve spent any time in Muslim spaces online, you’ve seen “haram police” in action: the comment correcting someone’s hijab, the reply reminding you of what you’re doing wrong at any given time, always framed as concern, never quite landing as kindness. For most Muslims, it’s an annoyance. For reverts, it’s something closer to a gatekeeper standing at the only door you have.
5 Mental Health-Focused Student Orgs To Join This Semester
New semester, new chance to build your support system. College can be one of the most exciting times of your life, but it’s also one of the most overwhelming: new environments, new pressures, and, for a lot of students, the first time being fully responsible for their own mental health without the built-in support system of home. So, joining a mental health-focused student organization can be extremely beneficial for supporting your wellbeing.
“Bird Behavior” Isn’t the Problem — Men Who Keep the Door Open Are
I’ve been called a “bird.” Not to my face, exactly — but I know what I am. We dated for a few months, and then we broke up. That was almost three years ago, and somehow, it’s still not over. Not because we got back together — we haven’t, technically — but we never fully stopped speaking to each other either. It’s been three years of him disappearing and coming back, of me telling myself this time is different, and of both of us knowing it isn’t.
Struggling With Travel Anxiety? Pack These 8 Items In Your Carry-On
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Parenting an adolescent with complex regional pain syndrome: A dyadic qualitative investigation of resilience
Abstract Objectives Adolescent chronic pain exists within a social context, affecting the lives of adolescents, parents, peers, and wider family members. Typically, parental research has focussed on the negative impact on parents associated with parenting an adolescent with chronic pain. However, a small number of studies have identified positive parental outcomes and functioning, with a focus on parental resilience.
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Construction is booming
Over the last twelve months, Greater Shepparton has been busy with some major construction projects at almost every corner of town. Whether it’s the education sector, arts, health or service industry, Shepparton has been booming with projects. Some of these major projects include the $229 million redevelopment of GV Health, which saw brand-new signage erected on the emergency department and the five-storey building last week.
A pear unlike any other
When you think of a sweet, juicy pear, you likely imagine a green or brown pear. Your typical Packham or Beurre Bosc pear. You definitely don’t think of a bold, red velvet coloured pear, but the family-run team at Goulburn Valley Independent Packers (GVIP) have done exactly that, developing the Red Sienna Pride pear. Established in 2015, the Red Sienna Pride has been several years in the making, and all began with James Georgopoulos.
A different chapter in Furphy history
The name Furphy is well known in Shepparton to both the young and old, as it’s a huge part of Shepparton’s history. Whether you’re ‘telling a Furphy’, driving passed the huge Furphy factory on the corner of New Dookie and Drummond Roads, drinking a Furphy beer, or looking through the history of the Furphy water cart in World War One; the history of Furphy is embedded into our lives. But who was Furphy?
A safe space providing children rich interactions
HANDS ON LEARNING… From left, Nido Early School service administrator, Casey Eckel with 4-year-old, Neveah, 5-year-old, Luke and 4-year-old, Lincoln. Photo: Katelyn Morse. Opening in Shepparton almost 12 months ago, Nido Early School cares for children from six weeks to six years old, where they share a welcoming, beautiful space with plenty of windows and a safe and secure outdoor play area for the children to run around in and get some fresh air.
A haunted history
ALTHOUGH the beautiful brick building was abandoned, vandalised and demolished in 1999, the old Pines mansion still lives on in our memories. For some, it was simply a beautiful building to look at driving past, but for others, it only gave them the chills.
Designer bathrooms at wholesale prices
EXPERT ADVICE… From left, sales assistant, Courtney Ambrosini, manager, Jordan Sharpe, owner, Rob Anderson and sales assistant, Matthew Anderson can help you transform your bathroom. Photo: Katelyn Morse. Whether you’re a renovator, tradesman, builder or developer, Highgrove Bathrooms Shepparton is your one stop shop for all your bathroom needs. Highgrove Bathrooms Shepparton offer an extensive range of fixtures so that you can tailor the look down to the finest detail.
Continuing to smile and connect with loved ones
Last week, we ran a story about the residents from Shepparton Villages, who have been able to keep connected with their loved ones through the magic of technology. We had a great response from it, and thought we’d continue to share their stories and messages to their families. Although they’re keeping connected with their loved ones, residents have been missing the outside world and their usual social outings.
Keep heat in this winter
PRACTICAL AND STYLISH… Curtains not only keep in the heat, but also look great and can change the look of the whole room. Photo: Supplied. With the cooler weather already gracing us with its presence, now’s a great time to consider ways to keep your house warm. Running heaters or split systems all night can be quite expensive, so if you’re looking to save on your electricity but still keep out the cold, how about investing in some stylish and energy-efficient curtains or blinds from Wyndham Décor?
Protecting your home and your safety
STAY SAFE… Police licenced security advisor and installer, Angelo Kakouros has decades of local experience. Photo: Katelyn Morse. To help keep the community safe and ensure everyone is doing the right thing during this unprecedented time, Standby Security has decided to take a major step forward by doing its part in combatting the novel stream of Coronavirus.
Home staging secrets, a buyer's perspective
STYLING MATTERS… Mulberry Lane Property Styling head stylist, Michelle Slot can help you achieve great results when selling your property. Photo: Supplied. If you want to make your home more desirable to nine out of 10 potential buyers, Mulberry Lane Property Styling has some home staging secrets that you must know before selling your house.
The many benefits of choosing a local builder
YOUR LOCAL BUILDER… From left, Hotondo Homes Shepparton co-owners, Colin and Sue Mintern at their Sanctuary Drive display home. Photo: Katelyn Morse. When it comes to providing new home solutions, local Hotondo Homes builder, Colin Mintern has you covered. Having built homes across the Goulburn Valley for more than 27 years, Colin recognises the importance of having a prominent place in the community for his clients to visit.
Community urged to donate to the ANZAC Appeal online
The Shepparton RSL Sub-Branch is encouraging the public to donate to the ANZAC Appeal online this year as restrictions around non-essential travel tighten in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. Shepparton RSL Sub-Branch president, Bob Wilkie said, “Australian’s have been purchasing ANZAC badges from RSL volunteers in the lead up to ANZAC Day for almost a century.
Big Vac Waste chalks up 15 years service
WASTE REMOVAL EXPERTS… Big Vac Waste has been servicing the Goulburn Valley for over 15 years. Photo: Supplied. If your business, farm or worksite has liquid waste that you need removed, Big Vac Waste is here for you. Big Vac Waste, alongside Goulburn Valley Liquid Waste and Tocumwal Liquid Waste, is a family-owned business, operating for over 15 years in the septic tank and liquid waste disposal industry throughout the Goulburn Valley and North East Victoria.
Buy local, shop local, support local
SAFETY FIRST… SPC Factory Sales co-owner, Sam Prentice with the new perspex barriers that have been installed to protect staff and customers. Photo: Katelyn Morse. Amid the COVID-19 crisis that is affecting the world, now more than ever it’s important to support and shop at our local businesses. The government directive is to only leave the house for essentials, so remember SPC Factory Sales has lots of affordable food and household products available at competitive prices.
Great home entertainment ideas at Hobby Boss
FUN FOR EVERYONE… Hobby Boss owner, Malcolm McLeod has a range of games and hobbies to keep the whole family entertained. Photo: Katelyn Morse. As we all spend more time at home due to the current COVID-19 situation, parents may be struggling to find different ways to keep the kids entertained. If they’re bored and want something new and fun to do, head into Hobby Boss for a large range of remote control and slot cars to keep the whole family entertained.
Customised printing for 25 years
ALL YOUR PRINTING NEEDS… From left, Willprint Shepparton promotional manager, Kym Henderson, marketing manager, Bree Harding, and owners Jan and Ian Almond. Photo: Katelyn Morse. Offering customers a total printing solution for almost 25 years, Willprint Shepparton can assist with everything from concept to providing a quality, finished printed product. Willprint also offer pre-press and design services and they always strive to remain ahead of the latest with regular software updates.
Cellarbrate the good times
SHELVES ARE STOCKED… Cellarbrations North Shepparton store manager, Daniel McKay can help you find the perfect drink. Photo: Katelyn Morse. It’s business as usual at Cellarbrations North Shepparton, and although there might not be a whole lot to celebrate right now, you’ll still find your favourite drink at a great price in-store at Cellarbrations’.
Humour, games and spreading the love through the darkness
Over the last month, we’ve all experienced life like never before. We’ve seen our favourite sports cancelled, movie theatres close and local businesses struggle through a difficult and unprecedented time. We’ve also had to limit our contact with our loved ones, which has been the most difficult part of this whole pandemic for a lot of people. But just because we can’t visit our friends and family, doesn’t mean we can’t keep in contact.
Big plans ahead for Rochester
HAVE YOUR SAY… The Rochester Business Network has put together a draft plan for Rotary Park and want your feedback on the plan. Image: Supplied. A small passionate committee of local residents have teamed up to put together a plan for Rotary Park in Rochester.
Why you should have plants in your home
REASONS TO HAVE PLANTS INSIDE… Indoor plants have many great benefits and can also be used to decorate your home. Photo: Katelyn Morse. Reduce stress Studies have shown that having plants in your home, or even in your workplace, have a positive effect on the occupants, helping to reduce stress and fatigue and enhance productivity. Place some plants, particularly those with broad leaves, on your desk at work, in your home office and in any area of your home where children study or do their homework.
Support your local independent supermarket
FRESHLY BAKED GOODS… From left, Shepparton Fairleys SUPA IGA bakery assistant, Elisha Higman, bakery manager, Ben Gillin and bakery assistant, Dinusha Sivakmar. Photo: Katelyn Morse. DISCLAIMER: This photo was taken before any social distancing rules were put in place due to COVID-19. Although times are a little crazy at the moment, it’s business as usual for Fairleys SUPA IGA.
Soothe your skin and get a free gift!
FREE GIFTS WITH PURCHASE… From left, John Anderson Pharmacy retail manager, Antonella Loverso and pharmacy assistant, Vanessa Sabri can help you choose the right skincare. Photo: Katelyn Morse. Say goodbye to dead skin cells outstaying their welcome on your face with L’Occitane’s natural facemasks. These facemasks gently exfoliate and remove impurities, revealing a fresh layer of skin right underneath that will have you feeling brand new.
Local wines, beer and home brew delivered to your door
SUPPORTING LOCAL WINERIES… Phillips Cellars owner, Paul Phillips is proud of the large range of local wines they stock. Photo: Katelyn Morse. The Goulburn Valley region is now recognised Australia-wide as producing top-class wines, with significant growth in the region becoming increasingly notable every year. Phillips Cellars are proud to boast a wide selection of 45 local wineries, which have 18 different locally grown white grape varieties and 22 different reds.
Technology for your home and your safety
BUSINESS AS USUAL… From left, Jaycar Electronics store manager, Chris Lane and staff member, Mathew Vider are following all COVID-19 regulations and are still open for business. Photo: Katelyn Morse. Whether you’re working from home or stuck at home with the kids and struggling for activities to do, Jaycar Electronics have something to keep everyone occupied at home. Jaycar Electronics store manager, Chris Lane said, “We are open and it’s business as usual.
Free artwork for COVID-19 related print jobs
HERE TO HELP… From left, Printworks graphic designer, Aaron Palmer and business owner, Ken Faulkner proudly showcasing just a small range of their services offered. Photo: Katelyn Morse. DISCLAIMER: This photo was taken before any social distancing rules were put in place due to COVID-19. For all of your printing and promotional needs, visit a team of local, friendly experts in a trusted business with longevity.
Put a spring back in your step
IN GOOD HANDS… From left, Nixon Podiatry podiatrists, Chris Annett, Emily Odgers, owner, Sally Howes, podiatrists, Jess Moodie and Marnie Egan. Photo: Katelyn Morse. DISCLAIMER: This photo was taken before any social distancing rules were put in place due to COVID-19. The foot is a vital part of the human body as it has a large amount of force going through it with every step we take. It is important to take care of your feet as foot pain can significantly reduce your quality of life.
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Let Trelly's help you isolate
ALL YOUR FISHING AND HUNTING NEEDS… From left, Trelly’s Outdoor team member, Ross Threlfall, team member and Official Native Squad Youtuber, Max Shannon, and Trelly’s Outdoor owner, Steve Threlfall. Photo: Katelyn Morse. Feeling a little off, maybe it’s time to isolate yourself in the great outdoors. That’s permission to go fishing and hunting, and with GoFish postponed, Trelly’s Outdoor have a truckload of tackle for you to quarantine with.
Taking the hassle out of your next DIY
DO IT YOURSELF… Mooroopna Hardware manager, Joey Campanelli and owner, Allen Hunter can help you with your next DIY project. Photo: Katelyn Morse. If you’re stuck on something to do this upcoming Easter long weekend, then why not start a DIY project around the house? You’ll find everything you need at Mooroopna Hardware. Better yet, during the month of April, simply purchase over 4L of Taubmans paint to go into the draw to win a Weber barbecue pack worth almost $500.
Huge hospital redevelopment on track for 2021 completion
With everything that’s going on across the country and all over the world at the moment, we thought it would be nice to focus on the positives happening in and around our community, which includes the state-of-the-art $229 million redevelopment for Goulburn Valley Health. This project is set to create approximately 300 full time equivalent new jobs and will ensure that the Greater Shepparton area will have more health services available and less wait times.
Are you ready for your road trip this Easter?
AVOID EASTER BREAKDOWNS… Central Tyre Service apprentice mechanic, Kurtis Scott can make sure your car is fit for the road over Easter. Photo: Katelyn Morse. Successful businesses are always built on the principles of good service and competitiveness, and that’s exactly what you will find at one of Shepparton’s enduring businesses, Central Tyre Service. For 68 years, the family owned and operated Central Tyre Service has been looking after customers from far and wide.
Knowing the importance of quality skincare
MAKING YOU LOOK AND FEEL GREAT… From left, Shepparton Skin and Body beauty therapists, Stacey Ross, Kirstie Malloch, salon manager, Chelsea Harbor, Shepparton Hair Removal IPL and Electrolysis technician, Jayne Newman and Shepparton Skin and Body beauty therapist, Samantha Usher. Photo: Supplied.
A moving gift for FamilyCare
OH WHAT A FEELING… From left, Federal Member for Nicholls, Damian Drum, FamilyCare chief executive officer, David Tennant, and Shepparton Toyota dealer principal, Vaughan Bradshaw with FamilyCare’s new van. Photo: Katelyn Morse. During a time when the whole world is riddled with stress and negativity, it’s great to see small acts of kindness in the region. On Monday, March 16, FamilyCare chief executive officer, David Tennant was handed the keys to a brand new Toyota Tarago at Shepparton Toyota.
A small town with a big, healthy heart
If you’ve ever driven through the town of Toolamba, you wouldn’t think it had much going on. But this small town has a strong community hub at the heart of it. After applying and receiving funding from Greater Shepparton City Council, the Section 86 Toolamba Recreation Reserve Committee was successful in getting and installing exercise equipment around the oval in the hope to keep the community active.
New doctors welcomed at Wyndham House Clinic
FRIENDLY FACES… Dr Sanil Nair and Dr Aous Abduljabar join the friendly and expert team at Wyndham House Clinic. Photo: Katelyn Morse. Servicing Greater Shepparton and surrounds for over 70 years, Wyndham House Clinic have now welcomed Dr Sanil Nair and Dr Aous Abduljabar to their expert team. Dr Sanil Nair was born and studied in Dubai and has travelled and trained all over the globe before settling down in Melbourne and now, Shepparton.
Banking for the community
COMMUNITY SPIRIT… From left, Greater Shepparton Connected Community board member, Cam Mangiameli, Bendigo Bank Shepparton staff member, Bridget Dwyer, Bendigo Bank regional manager, Kendall Beattie, Greater Shepparton Connected Community board member, Ken Muston, chairman, Glenn Irvine, and Bendigo Bank Shepparton branch manager, David D’Elia. Photo: Katelyn Morse.
A cheeky giveaway not to miss at Chas Cole Cellars
FEELING CHEEKY… Cheeky Grog Co. owners Mark and Jenny Morey are proud to have their large range of ciders on show and are excited about their giveaway at Chas Cole Cellars in Shepparton. Photo: Katelyn Morse. Renowned for produce and surrounded by vast orchards, the Goulburn Valley is bursting with delicious fruits. After a trip to the UK, third generation fruit growers, Mark and Jenny Morey, decided to dabble in the cider business, and thus, Cheeky Grog Co. was born.
Quality service and support
THE TECH EXPERTS… Data Parts Shepparton co-owner, Sebastian Mangiameli can help you with all your tech needs. Photo: Katelyn Morse. In a world fuelled by technology, it can be hard to stay up to date with the latest and greatest devices, updates and technology. At Data Parts in Shepparton, you can count on the knowledgeable staff to help with any tech issues, questions or concerns you may have.
Rentals in high demand in the Goulburn Valley
YOUR FRIENDLY LOCAL AGENTS… From left, Your Sold Real Estate senior property manager, Tara Seach and property management assistant, Helen Payne can help with all your rental needs. Photo: Katelyn Morse. With a passion for real estate running through her veins, Tara Seach has now stepped up to take on the senior property manager role at Your Sold Real Estate.
I scream, you scream, we all scream…
MORE THAN JUST ICE CREAM… Wendy’s Riverside Plaza team member, Jodie Thorn and manager, Mia Ginga can help satisfy your hunger for breakfast, lunch or a delicious snack. Photo: Katelyn Morse. There has been a lot of activity down at Wendy’s Riverside Plaza, now much more than just an ice-cream shop.
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