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Apr 17, 2018
Get the most BANG for your BUCK with your Tax Refund or Bonus
What's the best way to use a tax refund or bonus? The answer depends on your individual financial situation. Once you have a monthly spending plan (budget) in place, you can decide if you would benefit the most by...
Apr 17, 2018
A Balanced Diet and the Grieving Process
When grieving the loss of a loved one many struggle with keeping a balanced diet. During this time of grief you are required to make many important decisions such as funeral and burial arrangements.…
Mar 20, 2018
Volunteering; benefit yourself and the community
“To make a difference in someone’s life, you don’t have to be brilliant, rich, beautiful, or perfect. You just have to care enough and be there”. - Anonymous
A phenomenon called “The…
Feb 08, 2018
The Opioid Crisis and Those it Leaves Behind.
"Cathy Fennelly tried to save her son from heroin addiction. For eight years, she tried to help him get sober. She told him he couldn't come home unless he was in treatment. It tormented…
Feb 05, 2018
The Impact of Praise on Youth Development
Aristotle said “Good habits formed at youth make all the difference”. Today, over 2,000 years later, we are still attempting to find the best ways to mentor our youth so that they grow into successful, happy human beings. As parents, teachers, mentors, or even community members, how do we start forming these good habits in our youth? Inherently, the answer is to praise our children for the good they have done.
Dec 20, 2017
Mental Health: Should It Matter To Your Employer?
“Leave it (your home life) at the door” is something many employees are told. Regardless of what happens before you get to work, what stressors you are encountering, or your mood, you are expected to…





