13 Resilience-Building Tips for Kids in a Crisis-Prone World
By Michele Borba, Ed.D. | Contributor Kids today have uncertainty coming at them from all directions—from shootings to fires and hurricanes to ongoing pandemics. Emergency situations
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Estate Planning is Worth It
What happens when someone dies but doesn’t have a Will? By Colin Smith I rarely get calls from unmarried men to set up estate planning
Getting Players (Back) on the Field or Court: High School Trainers Use Know-How and Imaging to Keep Players in the Game
By Alicia Wanek Participating in sports is a huge part of the high school experience for many teens. According to data from the Centers for Disease
Is My Teen Misusing Meds?
By Sandra Gordon If you’ve never asked yourself that question, it’s high time to consider it. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention,
Stop Struggling with the Juggling
By Sandra Gordon In an ideal world, you’ve got a satisfying career with plenty of time and energy to play with your kids, help with
Is it Safe to Use Expired Medicines?
By FDA.gov Taking out-of-date drugs carries certain risks Out with the old! Be it the fresh start of a new year or a spring cleaning,
Adopting Your First Family Dog? Here’s What You Need To Know
By Mike Powell | Contributor Have you been considering expanding your family by adopting your first family dog? The Covid-19 pandemic has seen more dog adoptions
Expert Medical Advice about Going Back to School
By Cheryl Maguire “Do I have to wear a mask all day?” My 12-year-old daughter asked me this question when we recently discussed going back
Easy Steps for Earth-Friendly Picnics
By Sandra Ann Harris | Contributor Now is the season of picnic parties with friends and family. Before you stock up on throwaway picnic staples
