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Are our children over scheduled?
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Posted in Stress Manageme... by Cyndi Sarnoff-Ross on Nov 17, 2009
There was a time when children came home from school on most days, had a snack, told mom what he or she did at school that day, and then went off to busy themselves before getting to their homework ... Read More »
The New Television Season is Here: Rated “T” for Traumatizing
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Posted in Depression Supp... by Julie Cohen on Oct 20, 2009
Has anyone else noticed how “real” many of the dramas on television have become? It’s not that this is a new trend as shows like CSI and ER for years always brought realism to the small ... Read More »
Why Does the Rain Make Me Feel SAD?
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Posted in Seasonal Affect... by Cyndi Sarnoff-Ross on Oct 19, 2009
In the northern part of the world, Fall is upon us. Here in sunny Southern California we are getting some much needed rain. For many cold and rainy weather means warm jackets, scarves, hot soup and ... Read More »
How can I lower my risk of eye problems?
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Posted in Diabetes Type 2 by Dr. Robert Abel, Jr. on Oct 17, 2009
Awareness of our eye health is very important. For example, if you don’t recover from the glare caused by oncoming headlights within 10 seconds, your retina might need more nourishment. You should ... Read More »
What is PTSD and what are the physical symptoms?
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Posted in Post-Traumatic ... by Sarah Williams Volf on Oct 10, 2009
For many military personnel the fighting does not end in the combat zone. Many returning service members face increased anxiety, sleepless nights and rapid flashbacks that can immediately take them ... Read More »
The Spanking Debate Continues
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Posted in Anger Managemen... by Cyndi Sarnoff-Ross on Sep 29, 2009

 

For quite some time now parents have been counseled not to spank their children.  Social scientists have reported everything from depression and anxiety to ... Read More »

Climbing out of the black hole of depression
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Posted in Anxiety by Julie Cohen on Sep 28, 2009

People living with depression know all too well the desire to break that cycle while often feeling powerless over the strength of it.  That helpless feeling often feeds the depression ... Read More »

Is Civility Dead?
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Posted in Anger Managemen... by Cyndi Sarnoff-Ross on Sep 25, 2009

With all the recent news about people shouting out inappropriately in public (think Serena Williams, Joe Wilson and Kanye West), it makes you wonder ... Read More »

You Can Cry if You Want To
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Posted in Anxiety by Cyndi Sarnoff-Ross on Sep 22, 2009

Shedding tears has long been associated with many different types of emotions. A recent study by evolutionary biologist, Dr. Oren Hassen of Tel Aviv ... Read More »

The death of public figures can trigger our own grief
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Posted in Anxiety by Julie Cohen on Sep 16, 2009

My heart goes out to Patrick Swayze's loved ones.  I was so saddened to hear about his death this week. Although it seemed expected, I guess because he was such a vital and energetic ... Read More »

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