It Takes a VILLAGE

Postpartum Support Charleston is here for the 1 in 7 moms struggling with maternal mental illness By Jenny Peterson Delivering a baby and heading home to a space filled with cribs, blankets and bottles is supposed to feel like a milestone. The picture-perfect image: soft light through the nursery window, a sleeping newborn, a mother … Read more

The Diagnosis No One Expected

When a veteran nurse didn’t fit the profile for cancer, she had to fight to be heard — leading to a rare and life-changing diagnosis. By Anne Toole Dr. Michelle Nelson has spent nearly three decades caring for others. As a nurse for 29 years, an adjunct professor at the Medical University of South Carolina … Read more

Don’t Wait Until It’s Too Late

Proactive care can help slow cognitive decline By Colby Denton Dementia is an illness that everyone dreads, especially when it involves your own parents. The emotional weight is immediate and the options can feel overwhelming. But time matters in memory care. That urgency, paired with a deep personal experience, is what led to the creation … Read more

Raising Kids in a Screen-Filled World

By Jenny Peterson Like it or not, screens are everywhere. Tablets at restaurants, phones in the carpool line, gaming consoles after school, YouTube before bed. For many families, managing screen time feels like a constant tug-of-war, especially when parents are trying to balance concerns about mental health with the reality that technology is now part … Read more

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