From Pain To Purpose: 5 Ways To Cope In The Wake Of Trauma


Could it happen here? It’s a question a lot of people ask in the wake of a traumatic event. Even if you’re not directly connected to the events in El Paso, Gilroy or Dayton, chances are you’ve felt the weight of them. “People do feel traumatized,” says family therapist Jonathan Vickburg, of Cedars Sinai in Los … Continue reading From Pain To Purpose: 5 Ways To Cope In The Wake Of Trauma

Do You Need All Those Meds? How To Talk To Your Doctor About Cutting Back


It’s a common problem for many older adults. You may have more than one doctor and each prescribes a different drug for a different illness. Before you know it, you’re taking multiple medications and start feeling tired, dizzy or nauseous. Your doctor interprets that as a new symptom for a new disease and prescribes yet … Continue reading Do You Need All Those Meds? How To Talk To Your Doctor About Cutting Back

Fresh Starts, Guilty Pleasures And Other Pro Tips For Sticking To Good Habits


Katy Milkman played tennis at Princeton, and when she finished college, she went to the gym every day. But when she started grad school, her fitness routine went south. “At the end of a long day of classes, I was exhausted,” Milkman says. “Frankly, the last thing I wanted to do was drag myself to … Continue reading Fresh Starts, Guilty Pleasures And Other Pro Tips For Sticking To Good Habits

How To Counter Back-To-School Anxiety


The start of the school year can be rough on some kids. It’s a big shift from summer’s freedom and lack of structure to the measured routines of school. And sometimes that can build up into tears, losing sleep, outbursts and other classic signs of anxiety. “Going back to school is a transition for everyone,” … Continue reading How To Counter Back-To-School Anxiety