Monthly Archives: October 2016

Addicted to Stress? Surrender and Go With the Flow

By Judith Orloff, MD, Special to Everyday Health There’s a telling detail in the latest “Stress in America” survey from the American Psychological Association. About half of the respondents (48 percent) reported being regularly stressed out because they are “unable to control … Continue reading →

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Understanding the ‘Rollercoaster’ Known as Bipolar Disorder

By Dr. Sanjay Gupta Millions of Americans have the mood disorder, yet it is often misunderstood and misdiagnosed. Indiscriminate. Wild. Exhausting. That’s how Brad Shreve describes bipolar disorder, a mental illness that causes dramatic shifts in mood and energy. Millions … Continue reading →

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Temporary Break

  HI ALL I am trying to devote more time to the support group there I do send out articles weekly two to four or every day like I do here. IT also has a full discussion board as I … Continue reading →

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Embracing Living: The Welcoming Prayer October 3 – October 28, 2016

You are welcome to sign up for this e-course any time before the last day, October 28. After you do, you will find in your account an archive of the sessions covered so far, and you can read them online … Continue reading →

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How Dreams Become Goals

It is wonderful to have a dream. It can also be wonderful to have a goal. True, there is a school of thought that maintains we should not need goals. We looked at this view a few months ago. My … Continue reading →

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