We look at our watch and it says 11:11…a friend’s tarot card reading is right on the money…a double rainbow appears as if from nowhere…we happen to hear our deceased father’s favorite song just at the moment we’re making a big decision… How do we know if what we’re experiencing is a sign—from above, from our deeper intuition, from our…
World Kindness Day
In the right environment, the traits that cause A.D.H.D. are assets, not disabilities. Considering the right situations, not medications, for the individual is a crucial first step
You may have noticed I write a lot about veterans’ issues here on Rewire Me—it’s a topic I’m very passionate about. The recent statistics that demonstrate the overwhelming prevalence of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), alcoholism, drug addiction, unemployment, and homelessness among veterans in the United States indicate a problem with the quality and types of care they receive. Thankfully there…
No, I’m not from Ohio. Nor am I running to the store to buy Nike products—my son has more than enough already, thank you very much. That said, I do love the new TV commercial commemorating LeBron James’s return to the Cleveland Cavaliers. You don’t need to be a basketball fan to appreciate what the ad says about the power…
I recently had the opportunity to attend the launch of the Evolution of Medicine Summit, an online community of doctors and practitioners of holistic and functional medicine. The event really piqued my interest in learning more about integrative healthcare—and it gave me the chance to connect with James Maskell, the host of the summit and founder of Revive Primary Care…
I’m sure financial security is as much on your mind as it is on mine these days. With our economy in flux and a not-so-stable employment environment, it’s natural to be concerned. I recently came across an article on Bankrate.com containing excellent advice from some of my favorite experts. Their suggestions for rewiring our finances included: Wayne W. Dyer, PhD,…
I’m a foodie—a healthy one at that—but I wasn’t always that way. Granted, I grew up in an Italian family where fresh food was appreciated and accessible. Our meals were cooked daily and Mom packed our lunches for school because she didn’t like the offerings in the school cafeteria. I begged and pleaded for her to let me eat the…
