Learning to love your body
Do you love your body? You should. You spend every minute of the day with it, it’s been part of your life since before you were born, and it’s going
Struggling with a mental health issue? Wanting to better understand what someone you love is going through? The Care to Change team shares what we know, along with plenty of practical, plain-spoken advice. Scroll down to the topic list to find the subject you seek. Have a suggestion for something we haven’t covered? Email it to us.
Do you love your body? You should. You spend every minute of the day with it, it’s been part of your life since before you were born, and it’s going
We don’t need the media to tell us that our kids are the most connected generation ever. It’s obvious. Youngsters and teens seem to constantly be attached to technology, often
It happened again. Someone walked into a “safe” place with a gun, opened fire, and the number of casualties is terrifying. It’s hard to understand what could prompt someone to
Holidays have an emotional effect on people, but none have the impact of the day celebrating Saint Valentine of Terni. Valentine’s Day may be all about warmth and love, but
I’ve discovered that people think they know a lot about eating disorders. Ask the average person to describe someone who has an eating disorder, and you’ll probably hear that it’s
Maybe you discovered his texts, saw them together in a public place, or were tipped off by gossip from a “helpful” acquaintance. Perhaps you even caught him red-handed. In any
Why does your company offer health insurance to your employees? Sure, it’s a benefit that helps you attract and keep people, but there’s a bigger reason. Offering help with medical
“You cannot have a positive life and a negative mind.” In that simple sentence, Christian author and speaker Joyce Meyer sums up a message about what she terms the “battlefield
Many of us get a little gloomy as fall’s colorful palette gives way to gray skies and snowy weather. We can’t get outside as much, and everything seems to be
The great thing about social media is that it can keep you connected with friends and relatives you don’t get to see that often. The not-so-great part is that you
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