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Nancy Deville

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California, San Francisco
As seen in: The Atlantic, HuffPost, USA Today, KQED-TV (San Francisco,CA), The Tennessean, East Bay Express, YR Media, Today's Woman Now
Project Manager| Adjunct professor| Past: @Tennessean, @itsYRmedia | @Fisk1866 & @UCBSOJ alum | @Poynter #digitalwomenleaders

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Mind Control: The New Frontier of The Mind-Body Connection

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By Nancy Deville Verified
| Today's Woman Now Verified
Yogi, writer and November Today’s Woman cover model Nancy Deville explains that the key to changing your life in 2023 is learning to control your mind. Written by Nancy Deville The term “mind control” conjures up images of sci-fi movies or suspicious tales of enemy governments. Actually, over 2,000 years ago, Siddhartha Gautama (who is known as the Buddha, and is the founder of Buddhism), introduced mind control when he said, “The mind is everything.
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What Does My 'Quarandream' Mean?

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By Nancy Deville Verified
| YR Media Verified
By the time Abbie Hoffer, 19, returned to the spot where she’d parked her car, it was already gone. She was at a beach just outside of her Harrisburg, Pennsylvania hometown, and YouTube blogger Hank Green vowed to help her catch the culprit. After calling the police, he hung up the phone, looked her straight in the eye and told her the mind-boggling truth: pirates had stolen her car. Lucky for Hoffer, it was all a dream.
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In Los Angeles, a Crisis Hotline by Youth, for Youth

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By Nancy Deville Verified
| YR Media Verified
Editor’s note: This essay is about suicide, which may be difficult for some readers. Sometimes, using our phones to talk to someone — rather than text or drop into the TikTok vortex — is what we need, especially when we’re struggling. Teen Line is a free peer counseling service for young people facing a variety of issues, including bullying, anxiety, even suicidal thoughts. The organization has found teens can be more willing to turn to peers than adults for support.
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