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Don’t Forget to Include Your Mental Health in Your New Year’s Resolutions
This year, put your mental health at the forefront by setting goals that fulfill you rather than induce shame.
Strategies to Make your New Year’s Health Resolutions Attainable
Picture this. It’s the last workday before the new year, and your co-workers begin to discuss their resolutions. Panicked, you find yourself inventing a resolution of your own. Of course, you hope this resolution will be the one that finally results in change, but part of you knows you probably won’t keep it.
5 New Year’s Resolutions to Avoid This Year
With the holidays approaching, people begin creating New Year’s resolutions. Some resolutions result in positive lifestyle changes, but others never come to fruition. To help you achieve your New Year’s resolutions, here are some tips and tricks on the kinds of resolutions to avoid.
Take Care of Your Mental Health Once the Holiday Blues Kick In
Blues: a feeling of melancholy and unhappiness in response to specific circumstances. Countless singers have crooned about “feeling blue” and what (or who) made them feel that way. We have all been there at some point in our lives.
10 Ways to Lose the Holiday Weight
If you can relate to the holiday stress, you’re not alone! The high expectations that come with traditions, parties, and family gatherings are a source of stress for many people.
Relaxation Tips for Post-Holiday Stress
If you can relate to the holiday stress, you’re not alone! The high expectations that come with traditions, parties, and family gatherings are a source of stress for many people.
How to Set Realistic Fitness Goals for the New Year
As we start a new year, people turn to New Year’s resolutions for healthier and happier lives. Many of us set new fitness goals to become healthier.
Sad for the Season? An Explanation for Your Emotions around the Holidays
Many people look forward to the holidays as a time to relax and celebrate with family and friends. The traditions of each holiday, the time off of work, and the chance to see family are all things to get excited about.
Exercises to Do at Home When the Gym is Closed for the Holidays
The holidays are a great time to catch up with old friends, reunite with family, and reminisce about the past year. As the festivities and gatherings—whether via Zoom or in-person—start filling in our social calendar, it may get challenging to fit in a quick workout in between.
Discover What’s in Your Holiday Foods
Everyone looks forward to the holiday season as a time to relax and celebrate with family and friends. The weather, the time off of work, and the traditions all work together to make the holidays feel like the most special time of year.
A Living Tree in Your Living Room: Health Benefits of a Real Christmas Tree
There are stockings over the fireplace, Grandma’s recipes, gatherings of relatives and friends, shopping, wrapping paper, and so much more when the Christmas season is in full swing.
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Do You Have Plants in Your Home? You Should. Here Are 5 Health Benefits
It seems that more of us than ever are either spending more time in our homes or working from them. For some, this has meant newfound flexibility, but for others, it has created more loneliness and isolation.
Don’t Forget to Include Your Mental Health in Your New Year’s Resolutions
This year, put your mental health at the forefront by setting goals that fulfill you rather than induce shame.
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Do You Have Plants in Your Home? You Should. Here Are 5 Health Benefits
It seems that more of us than ever are either spending more time in our homes or working from them. For some, this has meant newfound flexibility, but for others, it has created more loneliness and isolation.
Don’t Forget to Include Your Mental Health in Your New Year’s Resolutions
This year, put your mental health at the forefront by setting goals that fulfill you rather than induce shame.
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Do You Have Plants in Your Home? You Should. Here Are 5 Health Benefits
It seems that more of us than ever are either spending more time in our homes or working from them. For some, this has meant newfound flexibility, but for others, it has created more loneliness and isolation.
Don’t Forget to Include Your Mental Health in Your New Year’s Resolutions
This year, put your mental health at the forefront by setting goals that fulfill you rather than induce shame.
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Do You Have Plants in Your Home? You Should. Here Are 5 Health Benefits
It seems that more of us than ever are either spending more time in our homes or working from them. For some, this has meant newfound flexibility, but for others, it has created more loneliness and isolation.
Don’t Forget to Include Your Mental Health in Your New Year’s Resolutions
This year, put your mental health at the forefront by setting goals that fulfill you rather than induce shame.
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A Healthy Lifestyle, therefore, a Longer Life
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Doctor Spotlight: Dr. Robert Vadovic
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The Mouth is the Gateway to the Body: An Interview with Dr. Jon Roxarzade
It is needless to say that the world we live in went through an unexpected and challenging transition. From 2019's clear vision to 2020's plunge...
3 Things Every Dentist Should Know Post-Quarantine
Covid-19 threw the world into chaos. Businesses and practices all over the United States were forced to close under government mandate, placing many...
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Confessions of a Trial Lawyer: Why I Used to Love Suing Doctors and How I Came to Protect Them
No one in my family had ever been an attorney, and as far as I knew, had never even flirted with the idea. But something in my DNA—maybe some form...
It’s all in a day’s work! Celebrating the Superheroes of Positively Outrageous Patient Experience
by Michael Hoffman Mild-mannered reporter Clark Kent leaves the Daily Planet building after a hard day’s work. On the roof of the building, Lois...
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Healthy Choices Every Time (Part 2)
Got excuses? I've learned that excuses are layered on top of emotions, usually doubt, fear, anger, shame, blame, or resentment, and I've found that...
In A World Of Uncertainty, Balance Is Essential
Your unbalanced life is causing you unnecessary pain Mere months ago, our calendars were full of events, meetings, seminars, vacations, and many...
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Introduction to the Regents
The Global Summits Institute, beginning in 2018 with the Global Implantology Summit and continuing to the most recent Global Interdisciplinary...
Dr. Kianor Shah: A Champion of Dentistry
Dr. Kianor Shah “A dentist is a lifetime professional commitment. Part artist, part architect, part entrepreneur, part physicist, part surgeon, part...
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