Teen Anxiety
Teen Anxiety
By Rachel Eddins - Eddins Counseling Group
Teen Anxiety
By Rachel Eddins - Eddins Counseling Group
Today’s youth face some common challenges as they become teenagers. This transition usual... Read More...
Chosen Receives $75,000 Grant from Baptist Health Foundation to Support Mentoring and Parent Education for Kinship Families
Chosen Receives $75,000 Grant from Baptist Health Foundation to Support Mentoring and Parent Education for Kinship Families
Provided By: Chosen Care
The Baptist Health Foundation has awarded Chosen... Read More...
5 Tips for Maintaining Mental Health After an Injury
5 Tips for Maintaining Mental Health After an Injury
Article Provided By: The Recovery Village®
People who are active run the risk of sustaining a physical injury. Some of these are minor joint pai... Read More...
Don’t Worry, Be Happy: How to Set the Stage for an Amicable Divorce
Don’t Worry, Be Happy: How to Set the Stage for an Amicable Divorce
By: Christine Powers Leatherberry, Connatser Family Law
Getting a divorce is never easy, but opting to settle marital and child cu... Read More...
Heads Up on Preventing Brain Injuries
Heads Up on Preventing Brain Injuries
By: Dr. Michael Fuentes
With the Winter Olympics on the horizon, many of us will be watching and celebrating
these snowy, athletic feats worldwide. But, a downside ... Read More...
Mindfulness and Substance Use
Mindfulness and Substance Use
By Kasi Howard, PsyD
Mindfulness-based therapies have gained traction over the past three decades. First pioneered by Jon Kabat-Zinn in 1979, and later presented by Mar... Read More...
7 Signs That You are a Candidate for Alzheimer’s. Based on Your Teeth!
7 Signs That You are a Candidate for Alzheimer's. Based on Your Teeth!
From Teeth to the Brain. The Logical Path to Alzheimer's?
As a dentist, I've witnessed how the mouth can be the first sign of diseases al... Read More...
Living with Parkinson’s Disease
Living with Parkinson’s Disease
by Dr. Michael Fuentes
Parkinson’s disease is a chronic and progressive movement disorder. One of the first steps to living with the disease is to understand it.
... Read More...
Empowerment: Taking a New Approach to Dementia
Empowerment: Taking a New Approach to Dementia
By Sue Carrington
Part 2: Seeking the solutions
Caring for a person with Alzheimer’s disease or related dementias (ADRD) is an intricate process. As we exp... Read More...
Taking a New Approach to Dementia
By: Sue Carrington
Part 1: Confronting the challenges
It’s a force to be reckoned with. Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias (ADRD) are debilitating conditions that impair memory, interfere... Read More...