Students interested in pursuing an online master’s degree in clinical mental health counseling (CMHC) now have the opportunity thanks to Hodges University. In January 2017, the university launched a fully online program for students looking to earn their degree but who are unable to attend class on campus. “Providing the same level of education and learning, the online program will allow a greater level […]
by Congressman Francis Rooney 2017 should be a great year for America! This fall; voters all across the country sent a clear message: it is time to change the status quo and put hard working Americans first again. For newly elected Representatives, now is also a time to move from campaigning to governing. It is time to honor […]
Since 1983, Avow has cared for and supported children and families affected by serious and terminal illness, grief and loss. With philanthropic assistance from the community, Avow has increased its children’s medical and bereavement programs to help even more families through hospice, palliative care and grief support services. Avow is a Partner Provider for Partners […]
by Paula Allia PT, DHSc, MTC, OCS What is balance? It is such a relative term. In the new year, balance could mean eating the right foods. Another would say it is coordinating proper foods with the right amount of exercise. Yet another just wants plain old balance. Everybody needs balance in each of the […]
by Allen Weiss, MD, MBA, FACP, FACR President and CEO, NCH Healthcare System Leadership is essential for progress in any arena be it healthcare, government, education, business, or any other endeavor involving two or more people. Many different types of leaders with a myriad of characteristics have been catalogued in a multitude of books, essays, […]
A review of the Florida Statutes governing how motorists interact with pedestrians and bicyclists has an over arching theme – cars and trucks are the biggest vehicles on the road and are responsible for watching out for the smaller vehicles and pedestrians. If you are a motorist, it’s as if you are the oldest sibling […]
Yellow tones occur for a reason. Hair is made up of a protein called keratin whichis yellow in tone. The darker your natural hair, the harder it is to remove the unwanted yellow. While there are several things we do in the salon to help remove them, they are temporary. Since these are short term […]
by Clay Cox Owner/President • Kitchens by Clay Simply put…drawers, drawers and more drawers. Storage solutions are paramount on our customers’ minds these days as it should be in my opinion. I wish I could say that it has always been this way but in fact it hasn’t. For example during the “Tuscany” year’s kitchen […]
Thanks to a $100,000 grant from the Richard M. Schulze Family Foundation, more youth in The Immokalee Foundation’s programs now have pathways to success. The Immokalee Foundation is one of a select group of nonprofit organizations recently honored with a grant from the family foundation started by the founder of the Best Buy chain of […]
John Lennon’s memorable lyrics from “Imagine” stir the soul as we contemplate his dream of a future in which all could live together in peace with one another. The power of that dream came to fruition not long ago at the powerful Shabbat of Solidarity at Temple Shalom. Nearly 1500 overflowed the sanctuary, social hall, […]