Making Sense of Behavioral and Developmental Disorders

A psychiatrist observing a patient

Behavioral and developmental disorders have become more common in recent years. While the jury is still out on whether those numbers can be attributed to better diagnoses or a toxic environment – or perhaps a combination of both – understanding these disorders is the first step toward helping those affected by them to live as […]

Senior Dating/Senior Sex

Smiling Senior Couple - Love & (Gasp!) Sex Later in Life article

Most young people sigh sentimentally when they see an elderly couple walking hand-in-hand. Just don’t ask them to envision anything more overt between people old enough to be their parents or grandparents. But the truth is, love, romance and even sex can (and should be) still very much a part of later life. There is […]

A Dog’s Purpose

A therapy dog in a hospital with a young patient

They Make Life Better for the Humans They Serve Some dogs undergo extensive training so they will be able to complete tasks that people can’t handle themselves, while others help out simply by being dogs. There obviously is a distinct difference between service dogs and therapy dogs, but the end result is generally the same: […]

What’s in Our Water

What's in our water?

“Water, water everywhere … nor any drop to drink,” Samuel Taylor Coleridge wrote. The poet could have been thinking of the Lowcountry when he penned those words. That’s just what the situation would be here in the wake of a disaster such as a major hurricane. Even surrounded by rivers and the Atlantic Ocean, without […]

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