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Jennifer Green

  • Senior Lecturer, CWU and Journalist, Freelance
United States
As seen in: MSN, Wiley Online Library, Taylor & Francis Online, The Conversation, The Seattle Times, Success Magazine, NewsBreak, HCP Live, Yakima Herald-Republic, Inkl and
Journalist | Film Critic | University Lecturer | US-Spain | www.filmsfromafar.com
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How to Adopt a Healthy Mindset—and Why You Should

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By Jennifer Green
| Success Magazine Verified
A healthy mindset is one of the keys to personal and professional success, though it’s often overshadowed by external achievements or immediate demands. Approaching life with resilience, self-awareness and a balanced perspective—acknowledging challenges without being defined by them—can help foster clearer decision-making, stronger relationships and a greater capacity to adapt, ultimately supporting both personal well-being and long-term growth.
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Microsoft Cares About Your Privacy Habitat for Humanity debuts a tiny home shoppers can tour in Orangeville

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By Jennifer Green
| MSN Verified
Jennifer Green A model tiny home is drawing attention in Orangeville, Ontario, as rising housing costs continue to push more buyers toward smaller, more flexible living arrangements. The unit is now on display at the Orangeville ReStore as part of Habitat for Humanity's expanding tiny home program, the Orangeville Citizen reported.
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Sexual orientation identity and gender identity fluidity and mental health in transgender and nonbinary youth

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By Lynsie Ranker, Ziming Xuan, Jennifer Green
| Taylor & Francis Online
Abstract Background There is an elevated risk of adverse mental health outcomes among transgender and nonbinary youth (TNBY), some of whom report fluidity in their sexual orientation identity (SOI) and gender identity (GI). Our objective was to examine how identity fluidity is associated with mental health outcomes and whether social support and discrimination may moderate these associations.
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