Posted on May 31st, 2010 by drbourdeau
Family health is important! This sounds simple and obvious, right? If it was that simple, two-thirds of our population would not be considered overweight or obese. That number doesn’t include the people who weigh more than they would like or who feel uncomfortable about their bodies, eating habits and level of physical activity.
Filed under: Children, Lifestyle & Behaviors, Parenting, Weight Issues | 2 Comments »
Posted on May 25th, 2010 by drchiplong
You can’t turn on the television these days without hearing someone’s opinion on health care in the United States.
Filed under: Aging, Chronic Illness & Disease Management, Lifestyle & Behaviors | 2 Comments »
Posted on May 20th, 2010 by drstephaniesmith
Going to see a psychologist is hard. Picking up the phone to make the appointment is tough, getting yourself to the appointment is even harder, and then actually opening up and talking once you’re there can be a huge challenge. When my clients talk to me about how tough it was for them to make that first appointment, one of the reasons they often cite is that they have been afraid of what I might be thinking about them. Below are some fears and truths about what psychologists really think about their patients.
Filed under: Being in Therapy, Uncategorized, Women | 6 Comments »
