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Megan Holmen

Megan Holmen

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Albuquerque

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Total articles 89

  • Being aware of red flags in relationships

    By Megan Holmen| Daily Lobo Verified The phrase “red flags” refers to warning signs that occur in interpersonal relationships before it is overtly clear that the relationship is toxic, dangerous or abusive. According to Psychology Today, red flags can be extremely subtle but some might be more obvious. Either way, red flags can be the first indicators that any interpersonal relationship — and not just romantic ones — could become emotionally, physically or sexually abusive.

    By Megan Holmen · Daily Lobo

    Oct. 24, 2019

  • S&R: UNM Midwifery program provides reproductive health services to women

    By Megan Holmen| Daily Lobo Verified The University of New Mexico Hospital offers patient-centered reproductive healthcare to women and their partners through the UNM Midwife program. The program provides personalized care during pregnancy and basic reproductive care even when children are not part of life’s plan. “Midwives play such a vital role in women’s reproductive health,” said UNM psychology major Angela Cox. “They can provide you with basic reproductive care whether or not you plan to have children.

    By Megan Holmen · Daily Lobo

    Oct. 24, 2019

  • Being aware of red flags in relationships

    By Megan Holmen| Daily Lobo Verified The phrase “red flags” refers to warning signs that occur in interpersonal relationships before it is overtly clear that the relationship is toxic, dangerous or abusive. According to Psychology Today, red flags can be extremely subtle but some might be more obvious. Either way, red flags can be the first indicators that any interpersonal relationship — and not just romantic ones — could become emotionally, physically or sexually abusive.

    By Megan Holmen · Daily Lobo

    Oct. 24, 2019

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Albuquerque, United States