What Do I Say? Communicating with a Grieving Person
What Do I Say? Communicating with a Grieving Person By Kelly Lamkin, LBSW When you ask someone, “How are you,” do you really want them to tell you the honest truth or are you waiting […]
What Do I Say? Communicating with a Grieving Person By Kelly Lamkin, LBSW When you ask someone, “How are you,” do you really want them to tell you the honest truth or are you waiting […]
Make Your Relationship Healthy: PART I By Georgia Smith-Lyle, MA, LPC-S We all want healthy thriving relationships! We all have a need to be loved, and connected to others. Maintaining healthy relationships doesn’t just happen. […]
Women, Take Care of Yourselves Women…who are we? We are different from men in numerous ways, especially in our health issues. Not only do we have a different set of chromosomes and reproductive organs, but […]
Are Seniors Safe Behind the Wheel? Many adults feel the same way about their parents driving as they do about their teenagers driving. That feeling is one of heightened anxiety, of waiting anxious moments until […]
Emotional Eating By Julie Alvira, MD, MBA Do you have a craving sometimes for a particular food but do not know why? Can you recognize the hidden emotions associated with eating food even when you […]
How Safe Do You Feel? By Chelsea Smith of Family Care and Concierge Services We all have heard the expression, “In the comfort of your own home.” This phrase makes one think about the warmth, […]
By Nina Malkin With all the hustle-bustle of the season, who wouldn’t want to throw on a Santa sweater or some reindeer earrings and call it done? But special occasion dressing needn’t be stressful. These […]
No Better Place to Be By Michelle Wallace Every year Jesus’ parents went to Jerusalem for the Passover. When Jesus was 12, they attended the festival as usual. After the celebration was over, they started […]
Therapy Lingo By Michelle Shaffer, Good Samaritan Lake Forest Village When facing recovery of various degrees and circumstance the lingo can seem indecipherable. There are acronyms for every style of therapy. Terminology and jargon are […]
Transition to Middle School By Georgia Smith-Lyle, MA, LPC-S Competence is a very important character quality your child will need developed for their transition from elementary school to middle school. Children’s main focus during this […]
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