
Comfort or Reward: When to Use Food?
I’ve come to be known as the “eating disorder” person in a professional setting. While I have specialized in working with individuals struggling with a
I’ve come to be known as the “eating disorder” person in a professional setting. While I have specialized in working with individuals struggling with a
Are you or a loved one struggling with Parkinson’s disease? Speech therapy can help! I first heard from John in early 2019. He told me
(Courtesy of St. Mary’s General Hospital) With 55,000 new COVID-19 cases per day and growing, do you really believe that nobody in our shuls or
Eyes and ears are our window to the world, and when they aren’t functioning properly our lives are severely impacted. Dr. Daniel Stegman opened New
Aliyah. There are so many reasons to just do it: the Kotel, kosher Pizza Hut and Shavuot vacation without having to explain it to the
I first met David S. in the hospital as he was saying goodbye to his dying mother. David’s sister had arrived from afar to be
You’ve built a career, home and family that defined you for decades. Maybe you’ve been so good at taking care of others, or producing a
(Courtesy of St. Mary’s General Hospital) St. Mary’s General Hospital & Saint Clare’s Denville Hospital have started their Graduate Medical Education (GME) Residency Program. Residents
Back in March, schools throughout New Jersey announced they were closing for the remainder of the academic year. And as anyone who has been homeschooling
Speech is a near-universal form of communication that allows individuals to connect with one another. But what about those who struggle verbalizing their thoughts? While
As the country and region normalize from the effects of the COVID-19 outbreak, we wanted to put down some thoughts concerning our own diary over
This is an exciting time for treating pain and injuries. When I was a resident, the hallmarks of sports medicine were steroids and surgery. Unfortunately,