Mind Your Body TV Episode 40 with Leah Komaiko. It’s been said that the term “authenticity in business” is a 21st-century phrase that’s evolved due to a convergence of different factors. If you stop … [Read more...] about How to be yourself and build your business
What would you do if you were a doctor and your patient had the following conditions: diabetes, high blood pressure, gallstones, joint damage or arthritis—and obesity? Because you as a physician know … [Read more...] about Baby boomer fitness: Prescriptions needed for “deconditioning” and its consequences
Mind Your Body TV Episode 39 with Forrest Hong, Ph.D. It was lunchtime at a health journalism conference, and I asked another writer how she was doing. She took a deep breath and “it” all came … [Read more...] about Expert tips to prevent caregiver burnout
As the Olympics draw to a close, I’ve been thinking long and hard about why we’re so fascinated with this every-four-years mega-event. I live vicariously through every medal presentation, proud as … [Read more...] about Baby boomer psychology: Think like an Olympic champion
Since I frequently write about studies, this week I want to share late information from two new reports. First, let’s revisit mounting evidence about the mind-body connection—one reason I created Mind … [Read more...] about Baby boomer health: News on depression/anxiety risks; tally of chronic conditions
Mind Your Body TV Episode 38 with Barbara Meltzer. It can start so innocently. A caregiver—a relative or paid employee—has access to a senior’s checkbook or other financial resources. As … [Read more...] about Why you must identify elder financial abuse
