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 […] 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 […] 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 […] 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 […] 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 […] 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. […] 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 […] 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 […] 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 »
