Wanted: Therapy Without the Cost: Enter Author Lisa Ferentz
‘Finding Your Ruby Slippers’ is therapy from the comfort of your own couch.
Continue Reading‘Finding Your Ruby Slippers’ is therapy from the comfort of your own couch.
Continue ReadingWhat do you do when faced with an anxious co-worker? Dakster knows.
Continue ReadingNail biting is classified as an obsessive-compulsive disorder. Does this mean your child should be treated for the very common habit?
Continue ReadingCheck out Disney XD’s “Improve Your Selfie” healthy living spots, new animated shorts that support kids health and fitness.
Continue ReadingCan’t get out of the office for a bike ride? Do it at your desk with the DeskCycle.
Continue ReadingTake a mental vacation by yourself or with your kids by meditating. Yes! Meditation will give you superpowers, or at least give you an excuse to curse in the most relaxed way possible.
Continue ReadingYesterday, Ella, my five-year-old, and I reviewed WHOOSH! screen cleaner.
Continue ReadingRebecca is intolerant of gluten, probably has celiac disease, doesn’t have any food allergies, but is sensitive to dairy. What the heck does that all mean?
Continue ReadingHere’s why everyone who has a partner, a loved one, a friend who has recently had a baby needs to read issue #5 of the new ‘Spider-Woman.’
Continue ReadingMy life is loud. Two kids, two cats, a husband with ADHD. I live, by choice, in a city. I work in an office far too small for the number of people who share it under a parking garage with thin walls where the phone rings ALL. DAY.
Continue ReadingWhen you or your child are on antibiotics, your gut can really take a beating. Learn how to keep healthy!
Continue ReadingThank you for reminding me that even fat people deserve to be treated like real people with real problems and not just some kind of walking cautionary tale.
Continue ReadingNo wonder Wolverine is in a bad mood all the time, he has a constant migraine. Super-sentivity is tough!
Continue ReadingDakster gives us the 411 on her first standing desk experience.
Continue ReadingThe “Teacup Poisoner,” clear bobas to choke on, and a game to see how much caffeine will kill you!
Continue ReadingLife is busy. When you don’t have time for an office visit American Well has you covered 24/7 no matter where you are when you need a doctor.
Continue ReadingWhen your child goes to kindergarten this year, what kind of herd are they joining and do you have a right to know?
Continue ReadingLaminated cards that explain your (or your child’s) food allergies in a wide variety of languages.
Continue ReadingIn Tanzania, scientists recently used a mobile phone equipped with a makeshift microscope to diagnose intestinal parasites.
Continue ReadingThe more I talk to women, especially geeky women, the more I realize that anxiety and panic attacks, in various forms, are a very common experience, and I’m no exception. Some people have social anxiety. Some have anxiety related to their health. Some have a more generalized anxiety. Some get a panic attack out of nowhere, whereas some are triggered by certain events. There are many ways to combat these often debilitating conditions, including using meditation, medication, diet, exercise, therapy, and a variety of other methods.
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