The other day, I went out for what I intended to be a routine run. A last-minute decision to keep going up the mountain proved to be more than just a beautiful run. It taught me some life lessons.
Why are we so willing to share things on social media in front of such large audiences that we would never share in person at the front of a crowded room?
For as far back as I can remember, my healthy and athletic mom has critiqued her body. So guess what happened to me? I ended up not loving what I saw in the mirror either.
If your teen is having emotional swings, it may simply be what is normal today for a teen growing up. But there's a chance he has a deeper problem and you should stay on top of the matter.
Education opens up a lot of career opportunities and contributes greatly to personal growth. If you're considering going back to school, here are three good reasons to back up your decision.
Women are more likely than men to use social media, and they're learning how to use it as a tool to promote civic-mindedness, problem solve and enrich their relationships.
The use of timeout as a parenting technique is often criticized for being harsh and ineffective. Research suggests that not only is timeout effective, it is a very positive way to change behavior in children when used correctly.
An Italian magazine reports that U.S. spies listened in on phone calls at the Vatican. A spokesman for the Holy See said church officials were unaware and have no concerns.
In this edition of LIFEadvice, coach Kim gives parents some tips for improving self-esteem in their kids. As usual, she offers some unique and practical suggestions
While on a walk shortly after having my baby, I was told that I was too worried about getting my body back. It wasn't as much my physical health I was worried about as it was my mental stability. Exercise can ward off the post baby blues.
For liberals, it is a cruel twist of history that Harry Truman's dream of universal health coverage, carried forward by generations of committed Democrats, should fall to the Obama administration for its fulfillment.
If you, like hundreds of other parents, have a short fuse and find patience a struggle, here are five suggestions to help you become a more patient parent.
