As I write this, a Congresswoman lies in critical condition in Arizona. A nine-year old girl and five others, including a judge, are dead. A young man sits in a jail cell... Read more »
Irvington is enjoying its recent top rating among the towns of Westchester, with its own special charm, lack of parking meters, excellent restaurants, and diverse businesses. But generally unknown in Irvington are... Read more »
It is widely believed that rates of depression increase around this time of year. There are a few reasons for this, including having fewer hours of sunlight, as well as the pressure... Read more »
In the past decade we have made tremendous strides in education, enabling us to intervene with precision with reading disabilities; we have insisted on maintaining an arts curriculum despite budget challenges; we... Read more »
Prom season is upon us. Because I work with so many 12th graders I get to hear all about dress shopping, date drama, after-prom plans, and the like. It makes me think... Read more »
With summer fast approaching and May being Skin Cancer Awareness Month, it’s never been more important to know the facts about sun protection, especially in light of recent medical findings. According to... Read more »
We all have good intentions when it comes to working out but I’ll be the first to admit that if I see an excuse rising over the horizon that can get me... Read more »
In my work with teenagers and young adults I have witnessed a trend that disturbs me. In recent months I have had to deal with young men—high school and college age—who got... Read more »
That’s what patients will benefit from at Quad Village Physical Therapy. Read more »
I love irony. As I sit down to write this, A Time Magazine cover story is giving the message to stop overparenting. HA! Read more »
