Treatment Plan for Anxiety Example: Crafting a Personalized Approach When managing anxiety, developing a comprehensive treatment plan tailored to your specific needs and goals is crucial. Such a structured approach allows for adjustments along the way, ensuring that the plan remains relevant and effective as you move forward. (**DISCLOSURE**: I am not a doctor or […]
Food is a huge part of French culture, with its cuisine being the hallmark of fine dining eateries worldwide and many of its most cherished pastries becoming popular elsewhere. If you are going to France on vacation and want to know what to eat so you can experience the life of a local and don’t […]
Photo by Towfiqu barbhuiya on Unsplash The EndGame is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. I have been bothered by this whole notion of retirement savings for some time. I strongly suspect it is not mathematically possible for most of us to save […]
I had a moment where I went off on a soapbox. It’s because I struck a chord with a confession in last Saturday’s email that many other women could relate to. My husband always says I’m swimming upstream, but I TRULY believe our bodies are to be loved no matter our age, size, or color. […]
Ultimately our struggle to reconcile the finite with the infinite is deeply personal and subjective. Our journey reflects the profound complexity of human consciousness and the constant quest for meaning and understanding in the face of life’s most profound mysteries. Artists and writers throughout history have examined the intense themes of the search for meaning, […]
“Beware the Ides of March” means “Beware of March 15th.” The Ides of March was March 15th on the calendar in ancient Rome; it was also the day on which Julius Caesar was assassinated and the day is associated with death. So what happens when someone we love dies? When someone we love dies, it’s […]
In a world saturated with content that often overlooks the nuanced realities of faith and personal struggle, Emmy-winning director and cinematographer Benjamin Ironside Coppin, alongside the insightful Courtney, offers a breath of fresh air through their candid conversation on our podcast. They share their individual journeys toward self-acceptance and discuss the upcoming release of their […]
Photo by zahidlilani Attract the Right Job or Clientele: Use Heart to Inspire Your Audience and for Business Growth Few consider the necessity to use your heart to inspire your audience and grow your business. A recent visit to San Francisco, California, inspired free-flowing thoughts throughout. At the center of it all is the song […]
Two episodes for you this week, one about grip strength for the Harmony channel on Tuesday and another premium episode on Thursday. The post 27 Muscles Control Your Grip Strength – The Yakking Show This Week first appeared on The Yakking Show.
Last week, sitting in a class on aging issues and care resources, my head popped up in surprise. A woman inquired about a term I had not heard before – “Hospital Induced Dementia.” Those of us who work in, around, write or even just read about health care are frequently alerted to ‘new’ terminology. I […]
