
Chaotic Messaging: When Eating Disorders Enter the Media
I remember the first time I saw an eating disorder portrayed on television. I was 12 years old watching a re-run of “7th Heaven” and
I remember the first time I saw an eating disorder portrayed on television. I was 12 years old watching a re-run of “7th Heaven” and
Dr. Howard Liss, a well-known Englewood physiatrist and co-founder of The PM&R (Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation) Center, and an attending physician at both Columbia Presbyterian
Happy Hand Therapy Week! For those of you scratching your heads because you have never heard of hand therapy, I will enlighten you. The first
I haven’t written for a while because I have been totally overwhelmed with everything going on in my life. Here’s a brief overview. My youngest
What exactly is neurogenesis and how does it affect people? Neurogenesis is the process by which stem cells and progenitor cells generate neurons. Our brain
When the barista hands you that cup of coffee, you’re buying more than that liquid caffeine. You’re buying into a social status, an experience and
Do you ever feel sick to your stomach on your way to a blind date? Do your palms get sweaty whenever your boss’s name appears
Children love to play in the water. From toddlers to teenagers, bath-time to swim-time, water activities mean splashing and fun. The Therapy Gym, a one-stop
Do you laugh when you hear this phrase in exercise class? Do you wonder what possible difference it could make where breath comes from? The
Teaneck—Holy Name Medical Center is once again the only hospital in the state that is on the list of Best Places to Work, according to
Many athletic men, women and children are constantly looking for ways to “up their game.” Even with their very busy schedules, men and women spend
The Kaplen JCC on the Palisades will host its fifth annual all-level yoga class on Sunday, June 11, 9-10:30 a.m. Held on the expansive JCC