In 1949, Joseph Campbell published a book called The Hero with a Thousand Faces. It covers the common threads that tie mythical heroes across culture and time. Among the many parallels, it seems that in their “heroes’ journeys,” all heroes must defy the odds to prevail against a highly-favored villainous opponent. In an ironic twist and in stark contrast to those Goliaths, today’s most notorious enemy is […]
From its inception, the Life Plan Community of Moorings Park Grande Lake was designed for those retirees who have come to expect the very best in life and who don’t want to sacrifice a single thing when it comes to living the life they love. One such retired couple is Larry and Chuckie McPherson, who […]
From the new isolation tents outside the Emergency Department to the masked nurses at every entrance of UHealth Tower, there are visible signs that the University of Miami Health System is ready for the expected surge of patients infected with COVID-19. But the war against the novel coronavirus that has much of the world at […]
by Dr. Marie Collins, Senior Vice President of Academic Affairs, Hodges University Over the past several months, there has been plenty of activity in Building U at Hodges University. The interior is undergoing a total renovation to become the hub for professions in healthcare. The revamped Health Sciences Building on our Fort Myers campus will […]
by Jeff E. Wright, Esquire Local governments throughout Florida have been faced with unprecedented challenges brought on by the COVID-19 health crisis. Several Florida jurisdictions have cancelled their regular public meetings. Others have continued to hold these meetings, making adjustments for social distancing and remote participation. The Naples City Council and Collier County Commission normally […]
Save the Date for Monday November 30, 2020 from 2-4 PM at The Ritz Carlton Beach Hotel and join friends and supporters for an elegant afternoon. The Royal Tea which was originally scheduled for May was deferred when the Pandemic brought our world to a halt. As it turns out, Kathy Heldman Development Manager […]
NAMI Collier County Receives Grant to Help People with Mental Health Diagnoses During COVID-19 NAMI Collier County is a local non-profit that provides services to those affected by mental illnesses. In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, they have closed their offices to the public, but are still safely working from a distance to help their […]
by Paula Allia – PT, DHSc, MTC, OCS Hip pain is something that many people experience. Whether it is a sport injury, trauma, or wear and tear over the course of a lifetime, taking care of the hip is pertinent to the activities of daily living. The hip itself moves in three different planes of […]