his January, don’t just detox—dig deeper. Use the time to reset emotionally, mentally, and physically, paving the way for a clearer, more intentional year ahead. By reframing Dry January as a mindful reset for the brain, rather than just the body, we can unlock deeper benefits of going alcohol-free. Here’s how Dry January can be approached with a fresh perspective.
This December, the Hudson Catholic High School community experienced an unimaginable tragedy when a car accident claimed the lives of head football coach Lamar McKnight and assistant coach Brad Cunningham. Although the sudden loss of these two leaders has left the team and school community grappling with profound grief, it also underscores the critical importance of having best practices in place to guide teams and their communities through such crises.
The long hours of cold and darkness during the winter season can thwart our holiday cheer and bring on the “winter blues” for some. Learn how to recognize and combat feelings of fatigue and gloom and boost your mood and energy this holiday season and beyond.
The holiday season is often described as the most wonderful time of the year, but for me, and so many other women, it can feel like an overwhelming race against the clock. The demands of shopping, cooking, decorating, and hosting—on top of daily responsibilities—can leave even the most organized among us feeling stressed and stretched thin.
Perfectionism is characterized by an extreme fear of failure and having unrealistic expectations of oneself and others, often causing distress and a negative impact on daily life. As a new school year approaches, learn how to recognize and cope with the warning signs of perfectionism in your child.
Summer has officially arrived, yet, the very aspects of summer break that we look forward to can also cause an increase in parental stress. Learn how to manage your expectations this summer and take time for yourself to enjoy this special time of year!
This non-profit began as a class project during my sophomore year at Babson College in the Spring of 2020. The assignMENt was to “identify a problem in today’s society & create a business idea or social media account to find a solution.” With my classmates, we identified the pressing issue of men’s MENtal health.
Welcome to the world of brain technology: cutting-edge, promising, and, yes, confusing to the average consumer. In this article, we address the brain technology of neurofeedback, which can help with traumatic brain injury recovery, ADD/ADHD, anxiety, stress, PTSD, insomnia, headaches, addiction, autism, cognitive decline, focus and concentration.
Life is a continuous journey of change and growth and we bid farewell to the old with every new chapter. Embrace change and use these helpful ideas and simple skills to foster internal resources and build inner fortitude.
A myriad of factors exist that can affect your nightly zzz’s, and in turn, the amount and quality of sleep you get directly affects your overall health and well-being. Here we breakdown some of the potential reasons you aren’t getting a decent night’s sleep and what you can do about it.
On her yoga mat, Mary Ansell set an intention. Yet it took this intention along with enthusiastic yoga students, board members, and generous donors to breathe life into Open Heart Yoga. Learn how Open Heart Yoga partners with our community to provide critical resources to those in need.
Over the past decade, Society for the Prevention of Teen Suicide, the grassroots initiative started by two fathers, has blossomed into an impactful and dedicated organization that supports prevention networks across our communities. Their aim is to equip communities with the knowledge to recognize the warning signs of suicide in order to intervene quickly and effectively.