This year, forget about the usual resolutions and the superficial promises of vanity at New Year’s.
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Our senior living columnist has a suggestion for overcoming the stigma of men’s mental health.
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Screens have become an everyday part of life, to the point where most of us feel that we can’t live without them.
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The Emily Program in Woodbury seeks to end stereotypes and soothe the pain of eating disorders—regardless of your age or stage in life.
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While working in the Woodbury community for years in private practice and in the school system as a licensed marriage and family therapist, Sheila Dwyer found that most children with academic, social and behavioral struggles were offered only one type of treatment: prescription medication.
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The new Fraser facility, which broke ground in July of 2017 in Woodbury and will open this summer, is Fraser’s seventh state-of-the-art children’s clinic and the first in the area.
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As a personal trainer and lifelong soccer player, Pure Purpose founder Jane Kramer knows that nutrition is one of the most important components of a successful workout.
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The healing power of art has been long recognized and celebrated. Its ability to surrender usually busy brains to simplicity and peace has made it a valued therapy method.
