
The Heart of the Matter
We are about to be showered with the decorations and advertising for another secular holiday. February 14 is Valentine’s Day. We know that this originally
We are about to be showered with the decorations and advertising for another secular holiday. February 14 is Valentine’s Day. We know that this originally
She was a referral from the nurse. When I walked into her dimly lit room on that Monday morning, I immediately noticed that she looked
Spinal stenosis, a debilitating condition caused by the narrowing of the spinal canal, can lead to significant pain, numbness and mobility issues. For many, daily
This past week, a close friend, Jesse Cogan, passed away. He was a dynamo in high school, went to YU, excelled in the public relations
It has been a decade since I left my full-time job as an oncology nurse manager and took the leap to open my own health
The Jewish Link sat down with Alexander Rand, founder of My Therapy Coach, to discuss the company and the therapy services it offers. Alexander, can
“I can try….” I hear this quite often. Whether from clients, my children or loved ones. It is the expression of the hope to achieve
I am often asked by new patients which type of psychotherapy I practice. This is an understandable question since people want to get the best
As the child of Holocaust survivors, I do not have many relatives. My half-sister, grandparents, multiple aunts and uncles were all killed in Europe and
(Courtesy of Westchester Medical Center Health Network) Maria Fareri Children’s Hospital in Valhalla, New York, has expanded its successful Liquid Gold Preemie Donor Milk Bank
A lot of attention was recently aroused by the plans of the Biden administration to put health warning labels on liquor bottles to reflect the
In an ever-changing nutritional landscape, where a food product is scorned one year and lauded the next, it’s confusing to navigate what is healthy to