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Tamara Scully

Tamara Scully

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Freelance Writer, Farming Magazine

United States

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Total articles 78

  • Framlingham therapist: How to deal with teenage mood swings

    By Tamara Scully Verified| East Anglian Daily Times Verified I was speaking to a friend this week and she was talking about the focus on mental health and wellbeing in her daughter’s new school. Like most parents she was pleased to see the school shift in this direction but she had also observed a change in her daughter’s choice of words. Words like worry and sad were being replaced with words like stressed, anxious or depressed.

    By Tamara Scully Verified · East Anglian Daily Times

    Mar. 21, 2025

  • Traumatic brain injury and agriculture

    By Tamara Scully Verified| CF Grower Verified Agriculture can be a risky business. Equipment, chemicals, livestock and infrastructure such as grain bins or manure pits are just a few of the dangers that farmers interact with on a daily basis. Other, perhaps less obvious dangers include slippery surfaces, ropes and cords that can cause trips and falls, hard corners or edges that can deliver a blow to the head or sharp objects that can pierce and injure. Underlying all of the above hazards is the risk of traumatic brain injury (TBI).

    By Tamara Scully Verified · CF Grower

    Feb. 05, 2024

  • Framlingham therapist: How to deal with teenage mood swings

    By Tamara Scully Verified| East Anglian Daily Times Verified I was speaking to a friend this week and she was talking about the focus on mental health and wellbeing in her daughter’s new school. Like most parents she was pleased to see the school shift in this direction but she had also observed a change in her daughter’s choice of words. Words like worry and sad were being replaced with words like stressed, anxious or depressed.

    By Tamara Scully Verified · East Anglian Daily Times

    Mar. 21, 2025

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Farming Magazine