Social Work can be a very stressful job and if one doesn’t take care of themselves, they’ll have a hard time mentally being able to help others. Social Workers are subject to very emotional situations and they need to know how to properly handle these situations without having emotional break downs themselves. Below you’ll find an infographic that shows how Social Work and Self-Care go hand in hand and what steps you can take to make sure you’re taking care {Read More}
Oral Development: Early Orthodontics Can Save Your Child From Teeth Trouble
March 9, 2016 By Leave a Comment
If your child is having oral health problems, and needs retainers or treatment for a malocclusion, then you probably need to visit a dentist or orthodontist. But, what do you say? What do you do? Here’s what. Why Bother With Orthodontics Roughly 40 percent of patients that walk into an orthodontist find that they can benefit from some kind of early treatment. Early orthodontic treatment will usually prevent a serious problem from developing later on in life. And, even if {Read More}
The Health Benefits of Religion
February 3, 2016 By Leave a Comment
It is no secret that religion can have a positive impact on your life. However, one of the things that does not get discussed very often is the fact that practicing religion on a regular basis can make a person healthier. The many health benefits of religion have only started to be studied in recent years, but the data that has been compiled so far seems to indicate that religious people are noticeably healthier in a number of areas than {Read More}
Leaky Bladder Keeping You From Doing Hard Work? #TryImpressa
October 8, 2015 By 37 Comments
For the past few weeks, my husband and I have been tearing down our singlewide mobile home, in order to get a new home. This task is not only tedious, it has my asthma acting up, and I am doing a lot of coughing and heavy lifting. If you’ve ever experienced a leaky bladder, you can image the troubles I have been having. Stress Urinary Incontinence is experienced by over thirty-five million women and is triggered by coughing, sneezing, laughing, {Read More}
Why Hire In-Home Care Companion For Your Loved One
April 2, 2015 By 5 Comments
Do you have an elderly or sick loved one who is not capable of doing daily activities that are necessary to live a normal life? If this is the case, taking care of this person can be an enormous burden, especially if he or she lives alone. Fortunately, there are options available that families can use to make sure their loved one gets the care that they need and deserve. In-home companion care involves a person coming to the sick {Read More}
4 Ways Your Can Deal With A Snoring Partner
February 17, 2015 By 3 Comments
Snoring is a relatively common problem. Did you know that 40 percent of men and 25 percent of women are affected by snoring? People who snore, make a raspy, rattly sound as they breathe while asleep. While this will most probably have little effect on their sleeping habits, it can cause all sorts of problems for the rest of the household. Being woken up at 3am every morning by your partners incessant snoring, is not the best way to start {Read More}
