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août 18, 2023Like
Perkins Eastman Welcomes New Principal
Global architecture and design firm Perkins Eastman (New York) announced that Ray Brower has been named a principal in the firm’s healthcare practice. He will be based in Perkins Eastman’s Washington, D.C., studio. Brower brings more than 40 years of experience in strategic facility planning and project management, including projects for Brooklyn Hospital Center in Brooklyn, N.Y., MedStar Washington Hospital Center in Washington, D.C., and Children’s Cancer Hospital Egypt in Cairo, Egypt. The post Perkins Eastman Welcomes New Principal first healthcare
août 18, 2023Like
10 Reasons You Feel Unfulfilled in Life (And What to Do)
On this tapestry of life, many threads connect us with each other and with various life experiences. So it doesn’t come to me as a surprise when I see people feel unhappy, unfulfilled, and dissatisfied. After all, it’s not possible to connect with every life experience or to be happy at every turn. Even when nothing seems amiss, people experience feelings of unfulfillment. Now, there’s nothing wrong with feeling unfulfilled or dissatisfied with your life, but when these feelings are calmsage
août 18, 2023Like
Exploring the Healing Benefits of Cold-Water Therapy
When I first heard this line in the song “Let It Go” from Frozen, I knew I found my favorite line ever! I have always loved winters – the cold days, the cozy nights I can have, and most of all, the warmth I can wrap myself around – but there’s one thing I never liked about the season. Yes, the dreaded thing – taking a shower! When I was young, in my teens, I used to struggle a lot calmsage
août 18, 2023Like
7 Ways On How To Be Grateful In Life (And Be Happy)
We all carry a common tendency of looking at things that we do not possess. It could be money, a desirable partner, or a lavish lifestyle. Little do we remember what we already have in front of us and who is beside us! We tend to forget to feel grateful for what we have and focus more on what others have and we don’t. If you agree with me, then PAUSE and say “Thank You!” in your heart. “When we calmsage
août 18, 2023Like
One in Three Women Have Had Their Menopause Symptoms Misdiagnosed
If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, SheKnows may receive an affiliate commission. Women can experience perimenopause symptoms for years before officially hitting menopause, which occurs, on average, at around age 51. There are common signs such as irregular periods and hot flashes, but others that can be more subtle, like sleep issues or weight gain, which may be attributed to something else. A new survey from the menopausal care company Kindra shek
août 17, 2023Like
HHGTV Star Nate Berkus Reveals Psoriasis’s Impact on His Mental Health & How He Models Self-Care for His Kids
Interior design superstar Nate Berkus has often given fans glimpses into his home and into his family life with husband, fellow interior designer Jeremiah Brent, on shows like HGTV’s The Nate and Jeremiah Home Project. But up until now, he hasn’t revealed much about his health. This week, at a roundtable entitled “Science of Skin: The Psychosocial Impact of Chronic Skin Disease” sponsored by AbbVie, Berkus shared that he’s been living with psoriasis for the past 10 years and it’s shek
août 17, 2023Like
What to Do When You Are Not Sure You Approve of Your Kids’ Friends
There is an old saying: “Bigger kids, bigger problems.” And if you are the parent of a teenager,you might already know exactly why. Adolescence is the time when our little ones spread theirwings and start prioritizing new relationships with or without their parent’s approval. (Told you:bigger problems!) Gone are the good old days when we could choose our kids’ friends by bribing them with candyor setting up playdates with families we liked. Ah, simpler times. But now, our teenage darlingshave shek
août 17, 2023Like
What is spoon theory used for, and what are its benefits
“Spoon theory,” does the term make you think we will talk about something related to food? Well, that is not the case. The theory has nothing to do with eating. It is a metaphor that explains how people with chronic mental illness feel exhausted and have limited energy compared to those without illness. The theory conveys the experience of people struggling with chronic illness to others. Most of us don’t have to think twice before spending energy on dressing, showering, calmsage
août 17, 2023Like
This Popular Energy Drink Is Being Marketed to Teens — Here’s Why Experts Are Concerned
Energy drinks are not new products. But while you’ve probably only noticed them at gas stations, supermarkets, and convenience stores, their presence is becoming ubiquitous in a different place altogether: the social media feeds of your tweens and teens. The term “energy” refers specifically to drinks containing stimulant ingredients, namely caffeine, meant to give whoever consumes them a mental and physical “boost.” Although they’ve been on the market for years, they are growing in popularity, appealing to younger consumers through shek
août 17, 2023Like
What is Kaizen? Discover the Japanese philosophy for positive change.
Do you often feel like you’re in a marathon where everyone’s moving so fast that you can’t keep up? Or that despite your efforts, you’re not seeing any results? These moments can be distracting, causing us to lose sight of our dreams and passions, leaving us unsatisfied, unfulfilled, anxious, and depressed. Luckily, there’s a solution at hand. Kaizen, the Japanese business philosophy, can help you become more self-aware and get a fresh perspective. Came into being after World War II, calmsage
août 16, 2023Like
Stacy London Is Having a Wile Time
If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, SheKnows may receive an affiliate commission. Stacy London has become a menopause expert. The stylist and TV host co-founded the State of Menopause women’s health brand in 2021, created the Menopause CEO summit, and just announced a new advisory role at menopause wellness company Wile. “Wile caught my attention because I thought what they were doing was really interesting,” London says. “I love that they shek
août 16, 2023Like
How Hormonal Contraception Works
Medically reviewed by Barbara Dehn, R.N., M.S., N.P. People have more than 50 hormones circulating in their blood. These chemicals carry messages throughout the body to control metabolism (the process of changing food into energy), growth and development, sexual function, and many other things. Estrogen and progesterone help women become and stay pregnant. Estrogen helps release eggs (ova) from the ovary. Progesterone prepares the uterine lining to support a pregnancy after an egg is fertilized by sperm. How do hormones Healthy