January Is a Time for Reflection
In January we may understandably feel tired of the cold temperatures, the many hours of darkness and, some years more than others, shoveling snow. Yet
March 6, 2025
In January we may understandably feel tired of the cold temperatures, the many hours of darkness and, some years more than others, shoveling snow. Yet
“V’asita hayashar v’hatov b’einei Hashem.” “You shall do what is right and what is good in the eyes of Hashem…” Last time we learned about
While every family’s meals are unique, the key ingredient to a successful meal (aside from delicious food) is to have all participants feel included and
Last summer I received a call from a psychotherapist in Far Rockaway who wanted to start a mindfulness program in a few of the local
(Courtesy of St. Mary’s Hospital) 2019 was a good year for St. Mary’s General Hospital as we ushered in many education programs for our staff
What better way to bring in the new year than having a fresh new hairstyle! Your new look can be achieved in so many different
While fashion in the US aims to be different each year, design in Israel is more about style, rather than trends, whether you’re looking for
I come by my love of sale shopping honestly. Shopping adventures with my mother were like scavenger hunts; necessity dictated the need to find bargains.
When people hear the word “networking,” they typically think of face-to-face meetings and using connections to meet others for the purpose of advancing their business
In the pressured teenage universe, it can often seem like grades and standardized test scores are the only things that matter. In our Jewish day
Touro MSW students inspired while networking and learning with Orthodox mental health professionals at 23rd annual Nefesh International conference. (Courtesy of Touro College) Approximately 500 mental
Typically, when people hear “eating disorders” their minds jump to some type of extreme or something they may have seen on television; an image of
