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Rachel Leslie

San Francisco
As seen in: Wiley Online Library, Taylor & Francis Online, The Conversation, Flipboard, Phys.org, BroadwayWorld, Medical Xpress, PR.com, Farms.com, Inkl and
'Cuse Alumn jamming in healthcare PR @WCGworld Living by a famous coffee cup: Life's too short - Stay awake for it!
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Supporting students with ADHD: Teachers' self-reported knowledge of ADHD in planning and implementing strategies for social and emotional wellbeing

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By Rachel Leslie, Saidat Adeniji, Selina Richards
| Wiley Online Library Verified
Teachers self-report strong knowledge of ADHD characteristics and academic impacts, yet this knowledge does not consistently translate into social–emotional support, highlighting a critical gap between understanding and applied practice.
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Grounding, Alignment and Healing With Jolene McDonald

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By Rachel Leslie
| Flipboard
Everyone Is Equal: How Edith Cavell Saved Lives In World War I It's 1914, and Brussels has just fallen to German forces. Most people are fleeing, trying to get as far from the front lines as possible. But not …
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The Witching Hour Is Real: What Happens in Your Body Between 3–4 a.m. | Avocado Green® Magazine

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By Rachel Leslie
| avocadogreenmattress.com
Something happens when we all turn our lights off, pull up our covers, and drift off to sleep. Darkness descends amongst us, and the night comes alive. The time between midnight and 4 a.m. is when some may feel everything slows down, the noise of the day fades, and the world stands still. For those who are brave enough to stay awake into the wee hours of the night, it’s believed to be a time when ghosts walk among us, witches gather, and spirits stir, a true witching hour.
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