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As seen in: Frontline Gastroenterology, Taylor & Francis Online, Business 2 Community, Condé Nast Traveler, Healio, Voice of San Diego, The Statement - BOK Financial
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Hi,

I'm a PR rep based out of Los Angeles. I work with financial analysts, entertainment gurus, doctors and nurses, as well as design builders and educational experts.

Not every story is good, and even less add value to the noise. I'd like work with your deadline to get you the right expert and the best information to help make your story stand out.

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Secondary school staff experiences of supporting and promoting adolescent mental health in Ireland

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By Anna Blix, Laura Walsh, Caroline Heary, Maeve Dwan-O'Reilly
| Taylor & Francis Online
ABSTRACT Teachers and other school staff are increasingly relied on to address student mental health in secondary schools in Ireland. As part of the Wellbeing Policy Statement and Framework for Practice (2019), the Department of Education set out the ambition to place the promotion of wellbeing at the core and ethos of all schools in Ireland by 2023.
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Retirement planning by decade

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By Laura Walsh, Laura Cardoza
| The Statement - BOK Financial
The ability to retire doesn't happen overnight. It takes time and effort to make sure you're ready for life after your nine to five. More than half (56%) of Americans report feeling behind on their retirement savings, according to a 2023 Bankrate poll. How much to save has a lot to do with when you plan to leave the workforce and the type of lifestyle you want to have. "Everyone, no matter their age or amount in savings, can—and should—get started," said Jessica Jones of BOK Financial Advisors.
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Following in her family’s footsteps

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By Laura Walsh
| The Statement - BOK Financial
Katy Canan was seven years old when she climbed up on her first oil rig. Her father brought her out to a job site for the afternoon and she remembers the well equipment looming above her. The rig’s superintendent was a big guy named Cotton. His safety briefing before allowing her on the rig had consisted of a simple warning: If something goes wrong, run in the opposite direction the wind is blowing.
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