Love in the Time of Dementia
In a New York Times story, former Justice Sandra Day O’Connor’s husband, suffering from Alzheimer’s disease, has a romance with another woman, and the former...
In a New York Times story, former Justice Sandra Day O’Connor’s husband, suffering from Alzheimer’s disease, has a romance with another woman, and the former...
Jane Matthews built a successful business as a video and movie script writer while homeschooling her nine-year-old autistic daughter and shuttling her 15-year-old son to...
I recently came across David Brooks’s column in The New York Times asking his readers to define their purpose in life. While many were overachievers...
For therapist Andrew Bryant, last October’s UN report on climate change introduced a disturbing new mental health concern to his patients. “I remember being in sessions...
I just read about a taxpayer (in this case, we’re using the term loosely), whom we’ll call Victor. He has a good job, has raised...
Meet Wisconsin pulmonologist, Dr. Lynn D’Andrea. She knew something was wrong when three teenagers with mysterious, dangerous lung injuries came into the hospital gasping for...
Jane Matthews has built a successful business as a video and movie scriptwriter while homeschooling her nine-year-old autistic daughter and shuttling her 15-year-old son to...
A new year is the time to see what’s trending and what’s fallen from favor. There is nothing scientific about this list. It’s gathered from...
Lynda Faye had always looked forward to retirement. Time for gardening and her backyard art studio in Amherst, MA. She wanted to spend time with...
California’s Assembly Bill 5 (AB-5) took effect on January 1, 2020. The bill is an effort to curtail the hiring of independent contractors that leaves...
Who remembers the Peace Corps? It was a government program, a way for mostly young volunteers to help others while expanding their own world views...
What has the IRS cooked up for us this year? I was reviewing some of the tax changes for 2020, and it seems like the...