Should Schools Start Later in the Day?

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By Susan Heckler Waking up a school age child at any time is not an easy task.  Let’s face it, they all want to stay up late and they all require lots of sleep. In actuality, waking a sleepy parent up to wake a sleepy student up is a double whammy. Research from the 1990’s … Continued

The Desire to Inspire

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By Susan Heckler I have one and I bet you do too. I’m talking about a person close to you who has that personality or talent to bring out the very best in people. Financial success has nothing to do with this; it is embracing certain qualities in a person’s character that makes them reach for the … Continued

Give Loved Ones Experience Gifts

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By Brianna Siciliano Special occasions are always creeping up on us, and we often feel confused about what gifts we should give. Giving presents to loved ones can be challenging. We do not want to give the people we care about gifts that they do not like, so most of the time, we end up … Continued

Why Should I Look for an Accredited Health-Career School?

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By Christina Jasinski, MBA Accreditation is a voluntary process undertaken by a school to demonstrate compliance with specific standards intended to indicate a level of educational quality. There are two types of accreditations: Institutional and Programmatic. Institutional accre- ditation involves a comprehensive review of the entire school and Programmatic accreditation provides eligibility for graduates to … Continued

Let Me Shake Your Hand, Sophia Schindel 

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By Susan Heckler There are many different degrees of caring.  A person can have empathy or sympathy and care in that way  or a person can go the extra step with drive and determination and actually do something to change someone else’s circumstances. Eleven year old Sophia Schindel cares from deep in her heart. Sophia … Continued

Clearing Up the Facts About Teen Acne 

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By Brianna Siciliano Everyone struggles with less than perfect skin. In today’s world, we are constantly taking and sharing photos of ourselves with each other. The pressure to have clean and clear skin is always on, and when our skin is not clear, our self-esteem lowers. Pimples can be painful and embarrassing, but clearing up … Continued

Let Your Weekend End Your Week

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By Susan Heckler Do you ever measure what you manage to accomplish each day?  Are you impressed or incredibly stressed? For most people, Monday through Friday is a tight schedule, cramming in the obligations at work with your responsibilities at home. Between your killer commute, long hours at the office, managing your home, shopping for the … Continued

Learn More About You

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By Brianna Siciliano The definition of being self-aware is understanding your habits, behaviors, motivations, thought processes, emotional reactions, and personality. People who have great self-knowledge understand what their strengths, weaknesses, fears, passions, likes, dislikes, thoughts, feelings, core beliefs, talents, and desires are. Developing self-awareness is an important skill to acquire. Imagine how confident you will … Continued

Are You Questioning Where It Is Best to Put Your Aging Parent?

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By Susan Heckler QUESTION: My mother is at risk living at home alone but does not need a nursing home. The atmospheres in the assisted living facilities I have toured have residents that are much lower functioning than her.  Is there an in-between place where my mom can be safe and live with other residents … Continued

QUESTION: What gives the best results for skin tightening?

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As we age we lose volume, primarily fat.  It is noticeable in our face but also elsewhere in our body. Add gravity to the loose skin and it creates droopiness, wrinkles and bands. Many people opt for liposuction or plastic surgery because the underlying muscles need to be addressed and repositioned. There are less invasive … Continued