As founder and director of Joint Effort Chiropractic, DC, wears a second hat as president/co-founder of the tzedaka Daily Giving.org. that has been operating since
I recently finished reading a marvelous book by David Grann, “The Wager.” It recounts the story of the Wager, a British man-of-war in the 1740s
The Jewish Link got an exclusive look at some of the cutting-edge health care tech and tools that Israel has started applying on the battlefront
OK, I confess—I am a television addict—always have been and always will be. And one of my favorite shows is “Law & Order.” In 1994,
Thanksgiving may look different this year. Or perhaps it will not. In the weeks leading up to Thanksgiving we are seeing the typical advertisements, giveaways
Have you ever had buyer’s remorse? That is when you buy something that seemed essential or beautiful in the store, but once you got it
As a newlywed, it is tempting to mirror the lifestyle modeled by your parents and in-laws. Having grown up expecting certain things, you may expect
Introduction As a clinical child psychologist and a parent, I understand the complexities of raising children, especially anxiety. Anxiety can be very challenging. Understanding its
Names have a transformative effect on their subjects; they reveal identity, create connections and tell stories. While they offer information, names also conjure images and
In the past decades we have seen several movements that demand immediate action. Peace activists declare, “Peace Now!” Messianists declare, “Moshiach Now!” I am struck
While we’re only in November, I’m ready to join Merriam-Webster in declaring the 2023 word of the year: “gaslighting.” This term has been on the
Measurement is central to science and medicine, and therefore any imprecision in this critical function can obscure our analyses and interventions. This issue applies to
