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A Valentine’s Day Without Chocolate? NEVER.
101 days ago -
3 Aphrodisac Effects of Dark Chocolate
108 days ago -
Color Therapy Takes the Gray out of the Winter Blues
133 days ago -
Sweating with Harley Pasternak at the Coca-Cola Workshop
154 days ago -
6 Ways to Handle Holiday Controllers, Critics and Coaches
162 days ago
Tag Archives: cognitive behavioral therapy
Staying Sane
Do Sleep Meds Lead to Early Death?
The recent study about sleeping pills being linked to a shorter lifespan had many of us tossing and turning. The study in the British Medical Journal compared 10,500 adults who took hypnotic sleeping pills — including Ambien, Lunesta and Restoril … Continue reading →
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Staying Sane
Is it the Seasonal Blues or Something More?
It’s that time of year again. I look out my office window and see the gray sky and the leaves falling to the ground. The shorter days and the inevitability of what’s coming — especially here in Chicago — is … Continue reading →
Staying Sane
Treating Panic Attack with Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
If you’ve ever had a panic attack, you know how scary it can be. The racing heart, shortness of breath, lightheadedness, feeling warm and disconnected from your body come on suddenly. Whether it’s brought on by the thought of getting … Continue reading →
