What You Need to Know About Your Visit to the ER By Janet Frank May 04, 2017 A trip to the Emergency Room is less than ideal, to say the least. Understanding what will happen once you arrive can reduce some of the stress... Read More
A Psychologists Perspective on "13 Reasons Why" and How Parents Can Help By Bryan Bushman, PhD May 02, 2017 The recently released Netflix Series, 13 Reasons Why, based on the 2007 book of the same title by Jay Asher, is raising a lot... Read More
5 Must-Haves for a Successful Family Outing By Collin Searle May 02, 2017 Are you trying to get your family outdoors this spring? The outdoors is an awesome place for your family! Yet, most people don’t know how to... Read More
Social Media Do's and Don'ts By Bryan Bushman, PhD May 02, 2017 When is it OK to post on social media? When is it not? Here are some tips from a licensed psychologist with do's and don'ts for posting to... Read More
Chaplains and the Role of Spiritual Care in Healthcare By Janet Frank May 01, 2017 Doctors, nurses, and pharmacists are familiar members of a hospital care team, but hospital chaplains can also play an important role in a... Read More
Get Active to Fight the Symptoms of Parkinson's By Katherine Widnell May 01, 2017 Increased physical activity has been associated with reducing the risk for developing Parkinson’s disease, and... Read More
Eating for Two: Nutrition Blunders for Newly Pregnant Women By Lupe Cruz, CNM April 28, 2017 The main question pregnant women ask: Should I be eating for two? Read More
Personalized Medicine: Expanded Gene Panel By Bonnie Char Hennefer April 28, 2017 Genomics is a scientific frontier that holds promise of discovery and scientific advances. As scientists learn more... Read More