Impacting Adolescents Part 2: There’s No Faking It
I once had a student who after spending a year studying in yeshiva in Israel came back to visit. We discussed how his year had
January 16, 2025
I once had a student who after spending a year studying in yeshiva in Israel came back to visit. We discussed how his year had
I do not believe in words at times like these, and so I remained silent. I listened to the news, for five minutes? Ten minutes?
One of the most frequent complaints of children brought to an emergency room or urgent care facility is rashes. While most rashes are benign and
It was September last year when, out of the blue, I was called by a Brooklyn-based DVD production company and asked to design and present
(StatePoint) Losing weight to look good may be a great motivator. An even better motivator is to get healthier, as excess fat tissue breeds inflammation,
(StatePoint) Everybody wants to be in shape for bathing suit season, but all those fun seasonal activities—from barbecues to vacations to baseball games—can derail a
As we warmly embrace summer vacation and the first hints of those smoldering July days, many of our family members and friends are settling in
The rate at which children learn language varies substantially from child to child. Some children show rapid vocabulary growth before they go to school, while
It’s that time of year again, the time where we are forced to spend hours of our lives attending scintillating graduations. Some are more boring
Have you ever looked at the mirror and wanted to pull a little on your face in order to smooth some lines which start to
Have you ever wondered why there are some people (and I’m sure you know one or two) who seem to be able to eat whatever
When Teaneck resident and licensed acupuncturist Elie Goldschmidt started experiencing back pain, he knew that acupuncture could help him. Unable to needle himself, he turned
