Archive for Health

5 Questions to Help You Think Through Your Biggest Fears

November 6, 2010 No Comments

5 Questions to Help You Think Through Your Biggest Fears What’s your biggest fear? Losing your job? Getting divorced? That flight back home the holidays? When the major stress of life hits, what is your first reaction? Anger?  Fear? Withdraw? Escape? If you really sit down and think through whatâ€... continue reading...

Half of You Reading This May Have a Mental Disorder or Illness – And Your Kids May Have One Too

November 5, 2010 No Comments

Half of You Reading This May Have a Mental Disorder or Illness – And Your Kids May Have One Too According to a speech Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius gave in December 2009, between 10 and 20 million Americans are suffering from mental illness and didn’t have resources to treatm... continue reading...

10 Health Benefits of Apples – An Apple A Day Really Works!

November 3, 2010 No Comments

10 Health Benefits of Apples – An Apple A Day Really Works! Apples are in season – you can tell because they are in the front of the grocery store. During this time of year, people are making apple pie, apple crisp, cinnamon apples, all kinds of yummy stuff. The great news: apples have SO many health ben... continue reading...

Who Are You, Really? 5 Strategies to Find Your Personal Brand

October 20, 2010 1 Comment

Who Are You, Really? 5 Strategies to Find Your Personal Brand It easy to say what your roles in life are – parent, friend, son or daughter but who are you really? Loyal? Loving? Courageous? Mother, leadership trainer and founder of Inspired by Family and Trademark U, Hilary Bilbrey is an expert in branding... continue reading...

How to Make a Cavity in One Easy Lesson!

October 13, 2010 No Comments

How to Make a Cavity in One Easy Lesson! Right in time for Halloween candy. Here is a guest post by Dr. Richard Abrams, DDS , of Little Britches Pediatric Dentistry in Longmont, Colorado. It takes three things to make a nice juicy cavity; a tooth, bacteria, and a substrate for the bacteria. The tooth is ... continue reading...

Can’t Sleep? Cozy Calm Blankets Will Put You on a Cloud

September 29, 2010 1 Comment

Can’t Sleep? Cozy Calm Blankets Will Put You on a Cloud Whether you or someone in your family have insomnia, Restless Leg Syndrome, stress, anxiety, fibromyalgia, ADHD, autism, Sensory Processing Disorder (SPD) or you just like to feel cuddly, Cozy Calm blankets can help you sleep.  They can also help... continue reading...

Divorce Devastation Turns to Reinvention – 6 Tips on How to Get Your Life Back from Rachel Wright

September 9, 2010 4 Comments

Divorce Devastation Turns to Reinvention – 6 Tips on How to Get Your Life Back from Rachel Wright Getting a divorce is like getting punched in the stomach over and over - there's almost nothing that feels good about it. Things you never thought you’d have to say or do become reality. Your former spouse turns ... continue reading...

Back-to-School Q&A from the Beauty Shrink Dr. Amy Wechsler

August 29, 2010 1 Comment

Back-to-School Q&A from the Beauty Shrink Dr. Amy Wechsler Dr. Amy Wechsler is a New York City-based board-certified dermatologist and psychiatrist (one of two doctors in the country certified in both areas) who has been quoted in People, Us, Allure, Cosmopolitan, Marie Claire and many more. Here, she answers... continue reading...

Q&A with New Jersey’s Toughest Fitness Trainer

August 23, 2010 No Comments

Q&A with New Jersey’s Toughest Fitness Trainer (Via press release) For anyone contemplating a fitness program, New Jersey Mom and Bootcamp Instructor Tara Zimliki offers some advice and answers the questions she hears most often. Tara is the founder of Tara’s Bootcamp, which offers classes Branchburg... continue reading...

6 Tips for Getting Fit Together as a Family

August 21, 2010 No Comments

6 Tips for Getting Fit Together as a Family (Via Press Release) The new school year is quickly approaching, which means less downtime for kids and more stress for parents. To make matters worse, cutbacks in physical education, increased academic pressures, and ever-growing portion sizes in restaurants and at ... continue reading...

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