(Courtesy of Comprehensive Behavior Supports) Autism is a developmental disorder that is characterized by limited or the absence of language skills, poor social skills and
This past Shabbat, congregants at Bnai Yeshurun and Rinat Yisrael were privileged to hear thoughts and insights from Rabbi Menachem Burstein, founder of Puah, an
Lately, it seems like whenever we turn on the news there’s another story about a Hollywood director, doctor or community member being accused of and
(Courtesy of The Becher) We’ve all been there. Sitting at a nice restaurant, enjoying the company of family and friends, when the waiter accidentally drops
She’s known as an insanely creative mastermind, a marketing genius who churns out uncharted—and extraordinarily successful—ideas. She’s also the founder and producer of the Brooklyn
You cut your hair/sheitel too short. A popular question I get from my clients is, “Am I too old to wear this length?” As clients
When the College Board released data on the updated 2016 SAT, the results raised some hackles. For more than 40 years, girls have consistently received
Camp Slapshots, a religious sports day camp founded in 2003, is moving its base of operations to Yavneh Academy this year. Run by a staff
The Modern Orthodox communities of the West Side of Manhattan and Northern New Jersey have announced a new initiative, making available dynamic new programs for
In last month’s column, NS shared with us the trials and tribulations and hopes and prayers of a parent of a child dealing with addiction
In this frigid Northeast winter I had the warmth of family. Yes, I am an empty-nester times three, and my husband was off at work,
According to a recent survey conducted by AARP, over one-third of older adults in America are experiencing pervasive loneliness. This equates to over 42.6 million
