Recently, I’ve heard the phrase “fat-shaming” outside my place of work. This idea is one that arises with my clients, discussing their experiences of being
Vulnerability has often been perceived by professionals and the public as a negative trait, non-adaptive quality and unhealthy state of being. In the minds of
It’s on the news, portrayed in TV and movies, the subject of countless reality TV shows and even discussed in our Jewish publications (including this
I hear this multiple times per week. A patient comes into the office with pain along the outer aspect of the elbow where they don’t
Yakira Bella, a collection of contemporary fashion for women, has opened at 1377 Queen Anne Road in Teaneck. Designed and owned by Emily Gerszberg, Yakira
Get yourself ready, as throwback hairstyles from the 80s and 90s will be trending heavily on Instagram this fall. Tons of 80s and 90s hair
“As many of you know, I am a practicing speech and language pathologist. So—what would be the next logical step for someone like myself, you
I bet you have a running list of shoulds in your head. Do any of these statements sound familiar? “I should tackle my closet once
(Courtesy of Torah Live) As more North American schools and communities incorporate Torah Live into their programs, the innovative Jewish educational film company has opened
We are all aware that life does not always follow the ideal pattern of that storybook portrayal that one anticipates as one journeys through life.
For Chol Hamoed Sukkot, you might want to try a hike that’s a little farther away from home. This 6.5-mile hike, which takes about four
From its inception, Zionism has advocated for both tangible and spiritual aims. Jews of all persuasions originally formed the movement for the return of the
