Someone Cares: Baking a Difference
By Katherine Kehrli1 min read
Her project donates freshly baked bread to food pantries and created bonds with loved ones through the pandemic.
Covid
Would You Take a Vaccine That Prevents Alzheimer’s?
By Edward Grinnan2 min read
As medical treatment evolves, here are some questions to answer.
Summer Travel 2021: How to Stay Calm and Healthy
By Holly Lebowitz Rossi2 min read
As we emerge from strict pandemic protocols, tips for tending to our well-being—especially on the road
What Pandemic Routines Do You Want to Keep?
By Holly Lebowitz Rossi3 min read
As your life gets back to normal, how to hang on to good habits you may have formed over the past year.
4 Ways Your Home Can Bring More Peace and Happiness
By Holly Lebowitz Rossi2 min read
Research connects feelings of safety and rest at home with lower levels of stress hormones when out in the world.
Another Medical Mystery in Need of Prayers
By Rick Hamlin2 min read
Back in the hospital and waiting for answers, this patient finds medicine in both the clinical and the spiritual.
Post Pandemic: 4 Ways to Make Your New Healthy Habits Stick
By Holly Lebowitz Rossi2 min read
Take those positive routines you forged over the past year and keep them going as you move forward.
Harry Connick Jr. Explores His Faith in New Solo Album
By Celeste McCauley6 min read
Grammy-winning musician Harry Connick, Jr., wrote and recorded his new album at home during the pandemic.
How Creative Expression Can Improve Your Loved One’s Well-Being
By Ashlee Cordell3 min read
Participating in the arts offers a host of physical, mental and social benefits for older adults.
4 Tips to Help Your Loved One Overcome Social Isolation
By Abigail Carney5 min read
It’s vital for older adults to stay connected despite Covid-19 restrictions and other barriers.
How to Emerge with Hope After a Pandemic Year
By Holly Lebowitz Rossi3 min read
A small family of birds mirrors the emotional journey of stepping back into life after COVID.
6 Positive Ways to Manage Social Anxiety
By Holly Lebowitz Rossi4 min read
As we ease back into social experiences, relating to others might feel brand-new and even nerve-wracking. Here’s how to stay gentle with yourself during this transition.
